The threshold for bail pending appeal based on prospect of success is appreciably higher than the threshold for leave to appeal; the applicant must show a high degree of likelihood that the Court of Appeal would quash the conviction. R v Filippetti and Lai v The Queen do not establish a principle requiring the prosecution to negative possession by co-occupiers in drug possession cases; they are applications of ordinary circumstantial evidence principles.
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