County Court Criminal Procedure Rules 2019

The Registrar must make a record of the result of an appeal.

The record must include the following information in respect of the appeal—

the case number in the County Court;

any reference number used to identify the case in the Children's Court;

the name of the appellant and the respondent;

the conviction, sentence, finding or order that was appealed against;

where and when the conviction, sentence, finding or order was imposed or made;

the decision made on the appeal in respect of each conviction, sentence, finding or order that was appealed against;

the name of the Judge or Registrar who made those decisions;

the date on which the Judge or Registrar made those decisions.

The Registrar must forward the record to—

the court where the original sentence or order was imposed;

the parties; and

any person or authority concerned with the administration of any sentence or order originally imposed in the Children's Court, or any sentence or order imposed by the Court on appeal.

If a number of appeals are heard together, it is not necessary to record the sentence on a separate result of appeal, but the sentence or particulars of each charge must be recorded in full.

Where the Court has imposed a sentence of imprisonment or detention, the record of the result of appeal shall be sufficient to authorise the keeping of the appellant for the period and in the manner set out in the record.