If you have been convicted or sentenced in the Magistrates' Court or the Crown Court and believe the outcome was wrong, you may be able to appeal, but strict time limits apply and the right route depends on which court dealt with your case and what exactly you are challenging. Appeals are not a second chance to reargue the facts; they must be based on proper legal grounds, such as an error of law, unfair process, or a sentence that was manifestly excessive. Deciding whether to appeal, and…
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