If you were part of a first appeal, you can appeal again to a second court, but only if they let you. You need to ask the second court, like the High Court or the Court of Appeal, for permission to appeal. They will only say yes if they think the appeal is very important to lots of people or if something has gone wrong with the law.

The court must be satisfied that the appeal is about something that affects many people or that something has gone seriously wrong with the case. This means they think either a lot of people will be impacted by the decision or that someone might be treated unfairly if the appeal is not heard. You have to show the court one of these reasons to get permission to appeal again.