Rights of appeal of offender
23 Rights of appeal of offender
An offender convicted of an offence on indictment may appeal to the Court of Appeal against any or all of the following decisions —
the conviction;
the sentence imposed on the offender or any order made as a result of the conviction;
a refusal to make an order that might be made as a result of the conviction.
An offender convicted by a court of summary jurisdiction and sentenced by a superior court may appeal to the Court of Appeal against any or all of the following decisions —
the conviction;
the sentence imposed on the person or any order made as a result of the conviction;
a refusal to make an order that might be made as a result of the conviction.
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