This part of the law used to explain how to appeal a decision about bail. Bail is when you’re allowed to go free while waiting for your trial. However, this section has been removed from the law. It was taken out on 1 January 2001 when a new law about bail was made. If you want to know about appealing bail decisions now, you need to look at the Bail Act 2000.
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379B: Appeal from decision of High Court relating to bail, or
“This rule explains how someone can ask a higher court to change a decision about letting them out of jail while waiting for their trial.”
379CA: Appeal against order in respect of costs, or
“You can ask for a new decision about money you had to pay in a court case.”
