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Appealing a criminal judgment
The appeal route depends on the court, decision, party and governing statute. A conviction appeal, acquittal appeal and victim's appeal have different conditions.
CriminalVictim participation and compensation questions
Identify the victim's statutory role and the particular relief sought. Participation, appeal and compensation are distinct questions, each with its own legal…
CriminalChildren in POCSO proceedings — protecting privacy and support
Keep a child's identity and case material private and raise safety and support needs promptly through appropriate channels. Public circulation can cause further…
CriminalA child alleged to be in conflict with law
Identify the person's age at the relevant time and seek advice under the juvenile-justice framework. Adult criminal procedure should not be assumed to apply…