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Home / Appeals / Appeals to the County Court Appeals to the County Court from the Magistrates Court The Criminal Procedure Act 2009 (Vic) creates the following rights of appeal from the Magistrates’ Court: Appeal by an accused against conviction and sentence; Appeal by an

Home / Appeals / Appeal Error of Law From Magistrates’ Court Appeal to the Supreme Court on a Question of Law Under section 272(1) of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 (Vic) (the CPA), a party involved in a criminal proceeding (excluding a committal proceeding) in the Magistrates’ Court has

Contents of this page Appeals to the Court of Appeal The Court of Appeal is a specialist court that hears appeals against conviction or sentence determined in the County Court and Supreme Court and from the Magistrates’ Court (if constituted by the Chief Magistrate). Appeals

Home / Appeals / Appeals to the High Court of Australia Appeals to the High Court of Australia – Seeking leave  Appeals from the Court of Appeal to the High Court work in a similar way to appeals from the Supreme Court to the Court of