Criminal Appeals Handbook

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Häftad, Engelska, 2026

Av Farrhat Arshad KC, Kate O'Raghallaigh, Gregory Stewart, UK) KC, Farrhat Arshad (Doughty Street Chambers, UK) O'Raghallaigh, Kate (Doughty Street Chambers, UK) Stewart, Gregory (GT Stewart, Farrhat Arshad Kc

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This handbook provides practical assistance to legal representatives of clients seeking to challenge convictions or sentences in the Court of Appeal and beyond. It takes each topic in the order in which it arises in the appeal process, through to the conclusion of the case. The third edition includes a number of important updates:- Criminal Procedure Rules 2025- Sentencing Act 2020;- Important rulings in modern slavery and protest cases;- Fresh evidence and referrals from the CCRC;- Developments linked to children and young people;- Appeals after a Guilty plea;- Remote attendance of trials and hearings.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-01-22
Mått156 x 234 x 25 mm
Vikt603 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieCriminal Practice Series
Antal sidor400
Upplaga3
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing PLC
ISBN9781526532251

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Farrhat Arshad KC is a Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers, UK. She is instructed in serious crime, including murder, serious sexual offences, protest cases, drugs, firearms and fraud, and in Criminal Appeals. Her civil work centres on Judicial Reviews arising out of both criminal and prison law, including challenges to CCRC decisions and Parole and categorization decisions and appeals by way of case stated. In Appeals, Farrhat is frequently instructed as fresh counsel in out of time appeals to the Court of Appeal in relation to both conviction and sentence. She also undertakes appeals to the Privy Council.Kate O'Raghallaigh is a Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers, UK. Her practice encompasses criminal law, extradition and public law in the field of criminal justice. She is a versatile practitioner, being one of the few juniors in the country who specialises in terrorism work and who is dual ranked in Chambers & Partners in the categories of Crime and Extradition. Within crime and related civil work, Kate has particular expertise in terrorism, national security, contempt and the rights of children. She has a strong appellate and judicial review practice and regularly appears alone and led in the Court of Appeal, Administrative Court, and Privy Council.Gregory Stewart is the managing partner, and head of the appeal department, of GT Stewart, a leading London firm specialising in criminal appeals and ranked in band 3 by Chambers and the Legal 500.

Part 1: The Law1 Introduction to the Court of Appeal 2 Applying the Law: recent developments 3 Appeals against Conviction4 Appeals and SentencePart 2: The Appeal Process5 Defence Investigations6 Applying for Leave to Appeal7 Preparing for Hearings in the Court of Appeal8 Public Funding and Pro Bono AssitancePart 3: Applications from the Court of Appeal9 The Criminal Cases Review Commission10 Appealing to the Supreme Court11 Applications to the European Court of Human RightsPart 4: Other Rights of Appeal12 Appeals against Interlocutory Rulings13 Responding to Prosecution Appeals14 Appeals in Relation to Defendants Suffering a Mental Disorder15 Special CasesAppendices