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This book provides detailed, practical guidance on the process of bringing appeals to the Court of Appeal, Criminal Division (CACD). By bringing together in one volume analysis of the various rights of appeal, the diverse legislation that now applies to appeals, and practical advice on the process, this book makes it much easier for practitioners to prepare and conduct appeals. Explains the principles underlying the court's various jurisdictions and practice Advises on all aspects of the appeals process, from commencement of proceedings to evidence, disclosure and the hearing itself Goes through each of the specific applications and appeals Deals in turn with, among others, interlocutory appeals, appeals involving mentally disordered offenders, appeals against confiscation orders, and appeals against reporting restrictions Includes full coverage of sentencing Covers costs and funding Deals with applications for a re-trial for a serious offence Contains the core statutory material, the relevant Criminal Procedure Rules and Practice Directions making them easily available for reference Uses flowcharts and tables to help explain complex topics. Jurisdiction: England and Wales