Appeals against suppression orders
101 Appeals against suppression orders
Except as provided by the Judiciary Act 1903, an appeal may be made as of right against the decision of a magistrate or court:
to make a suppression order; or
not to make a suppression order; or
to confirm, vary, revoke or continue a suppression order; or
not to vary or revoke a suppression order.
If the decision is made by a magistrate in a State, the appeal is to be made to the Supreme Court of the State.
Except as provided in this section, no appeal is to be made against a decision or order made under this Division.
The appellate court:
may confirm or vary the decision, or revoke the decision, whether or not it substitutes another decision; and
may make orders for costs and deal with any other incidental or ancillary matters.
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