5532
In forceAppeals to Court of Appeal—trial judge’s report for appeal against conviction or sentence
Chapter 5Appellate proceedings
Part 5.4Appeals to Court of Appeal
Division 5.4.7Appeals to Court of Appeal—convictions and sentences
Subdivision 5.4.7.4Appeals to Court of Appeal—convictions and sentences generally
5532 Appeals to Court of Appeal—trial judge’s report for appeal against conviction or sentence
(1)
During the hearing of an appeal against conviction or sentence, the Court of Appeal may ask the trial judge to give the court (through the registrar) a report on any aspect of the case.
(2)
The report is not available for inspection by the parties or anyone else unless the Court of Appeal otherwise orders on application by a party to the appeal or on its own initiative.
Note
Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application for an order otherwise ordering.
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