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Criminal Procedure Act 2011

Appeals - Further provisions - How appeal affects decisions under appeal

348: How appeal affects non-association orders

You could also call this:

"What happens to rules about who you can't hang out with when you appeal a court decision"

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If you are found guilty of a crime and the court makes a non-association order, this means you cannot associate with certain people. When you appeal this decision, the time period for not associating with these people stops on the day you file your appeal. You will not have to follow the non-association order during the appeal process. The non-association order will start again from the date your appeal is dismissed, abandoned, or refused, or when the appeal is decided and the order is not changed.

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Part 6Appeals
Further provisions: How appeal affects decisions under appeal

348How appeal affects non-association orders

  1. On a conviction to which an appeal relates where the court appealed from made a non-association order in respect of the convicted person, the period of non-association ceases to run on the day on which notice of appeal or of application for leave to appeal is filed.

  2. The period of non-association as imposed by the court appealed from or as varied by the appeal court, as the case may be, resumes from the date on which—

  3. the appeal is dismissed or abandoned; or
    1. leave to appeal is refused; or
      1. the appeal is decided, if neither the non-association order nor the conviction on which it was imposed is set aside.

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