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To appeal a case:
- the Parties of the case (i.e. the Public
Prosecution the accused, the Plaintiff ) may
appeal the judgments or decisions of the
criminal cases (and the civil side, if any
issued from the Courts of the first instance or
decisions issued by the Public Prosecution as
follows:
1. Appeals from the convicts out of jail:
The convict may submit his appeal personally to
the appeal section or by the his legal
representative. The convict has to implement the
judgment that has been issued against him
whether it is monetary fine or imprisonment
before filing the appeal.
2. Appeals registry from the convicts in jail:
The convict has to submit his appeal section
immediately.
3. Appeals registry on civil claim related to
the criminal case:
The plaintiff or the accused may file an appeal
for the civil claim which is related to the
criminal case, and the appeal fees of the civil
case have to be duly paid, these fees are 1.5%
from the total civil claim.
4. In regards to the civil right the plaintiff
may appeal the Public Prosecution decision which
states to drop the charges against the accused (i.E.
Close and archive the case )
- The appeal time limit concerning the verdicts
in presence, is fifteen days and the attorney
general is entitled to appeal within thirty days
from the date of issuance the verdicts in
presence, the appeal limit starts from the date
of the protest knowledge of the verdicts
issuance in his absence.
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