This section of the law is no longer in effect. It was removed on 1 July 2013. The section used to talk about which courts could hear certain appeals, but now it doesn’t apply anymore. If you need to know about appeals in criminal cases, you should look at other parts of the Crimes Act 1961 or ask a lawyer for help.
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384: Right of appeal against sentence or conviction for contempt of court, or
“ You can ask for a new decision if you think you were unfairly punished for not following court rules. ”
385: Determination of appeals in ordinary cases, or
“This law rule explained how judges decided if someone's complaint about their punishment was right or wrong, but it's not used anymore.”
