Court of Criminal Appeal

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The Court of Criminal Appeal is the highest criminal appellate court in New South Wales, responsible for hearing appeals against criminal convictions and sentences.

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instanceOf court of record
criminal appellate court
alsoKnownAs NSW Court of Criminal Appeal
appealTo High Court of Australia (by special leave)
bindingOn District Court of New South Wales
Local Court of New South Wales
single judges of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
canDetermine questions of law reserved from criminal trials
canGrant leave to appeal in certain matters
canIssue precedent binding on lower New South Wales courts
canOrder new criminal trial
canQuash criminal convictions
canSubstitute different sentence within lawful range
canVary criminal sentences
compositionIncludes Chief Justice of New South Wales
judges of appeal
other judges of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
country Australia
courtType appellate court
linked to: appellate division
decidesOn appeals against criminal convictions
appeals against criminal sentences
establishedBy New South Wales legislation
governs appeals under the Crimes (Appeal and Review) Act and related statutes
handles Crown appeals against sentence
convicted person appeals against conviction
convicted person appeals against sentence
hasAuthorityOver indictable criminal matters in New South Wales
hearsAppealsFrom District Court of New South Wales
Supreme Court of New South Wales (trial division)
highestJurisdictionLevel highest criminal appellate court in New South Wales
jurisdiction New South Wales
language English
legalArea criminal law
legalSystem common law
location Sydney
maySitAs five-judge bench in significant cases
partOf Supreme Court of New South Wales
regionServed State of New South Wales
linked to: New South Wales
reviews errors of fact in criminal trials
errors of law in criminal trials
sitsAt Law Courts Building, Queens Square, Sydney
standardOfReview whether there has been a miscarriage of justice
state New South Wales
subjectMatter serious criminal offences
subjectToReviewBy High Court of Australia
typicalPanelSize three judges

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Supreme Court of New South Wales hasDivision Court of Criminal Appeal