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 everyone, or if something might have gone wrong with the first appeal.

The court must be satisfied that the appeal is about something that affects lots of people, or that something might have gone wrong with the first appeal. This means they think something very important is at stake, or that someone might not get a fair deal unless they hear the appeal. You have to get the court's permission before you can make a second appeal.