Criminal proceedings—preparation of judgments
4055 Criminal proceedings—preparation of judgments
In this rule:
judgment means sentence or other order.
At any time after a judgment has been given in a criminal proceeding, a party may give a draft of the judgment to the registrar.
See
• approved form 4.2 (General form of order—criminal proceeding) AF2024-24
• approved form 4.3 (General form of judgment—criminal proceeding) AF2024-25.
If an appeal is made from the judgment, or an application is made in relation to the judgment, the appellant or applicant must give a draft of the judgment to the registrar, unless the judgment has been already entered.
The registrar—
may approve a draft of the judgment given to the registrar, with or without amendment; and
must, on the filing of the engrossed judgment with the approved draft, enter the judgment.
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