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Court of Appeal - civil and criminal

You can represent yourself in the Court of Appeal. However you may wish to consult with a lawyer on whether you have valid grounds to appeal. This is a good idea even if you propose to conduct the appeal yourself.

Court staff cannot provide legal advice or make recommendations about your case but they can assist you with general court procedures and practice.

Last updated Tuesday, November 20, 2007 11:39

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