Under the Supreme Court (Criminal Procedure) Rules 2008 (Vic), an appellate court's determination of an application for leave to appeal passes into record once notification of the determination is given by the Registrar under r 2.39. There is no requirement for the result to be noted on the indictment in the trial court. Once the determination has passed into record, the Court of Appeal has no jurisdiction to entertain a second application for leave to appeal against sentence.
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