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Appeals (Crown Court (Court of Appeal (can increase or decrease a sentence…

- - - - Stuart Hall
- - - - Appeal against sentence or conviction
      - Heard by a Judge and two magistrates
      - Theyre too rehear the case- new evidence can be considered, witnesses can be called up.
      - They can confirm, reverse or vary the original decision- sentences can be increased, lowered or upheld.
      - Can have further appeal but they need leave to appeal
    - - Can be either through prosecution or defence
      - Based on points of the law
      - Can uphold, vary, remit the case to the MC
      - Isle of Wight Council v Platt- P appealed on points of law