The right of appeal to the Queensland Court of Appeal against conviction under s 668D of the Criminal Code 1899 (Qld) is exhausted once an appeal has been decided on its merits. A convicted person who claims fresh evidence demonstrates a miscarriage of justice after their appeal has been determined must seek a remedy outside the appellate process, such as an application to the Governor for a pardon under s 672A.
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