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Criminal Appeal Act 1968 (1968 c 19)

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Criminal Appeal Act 1968 (1968 c 19)

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Criminal Appeal Act 1968 (1968 c 19)

Part I Appeal to Court of Appeal in Criminal Cases (ss 1-32)

Part II Appeal to House of Lords from Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) (ss 33-44)

Part III Miscellaneous and General (ss [44A-55)

SCHEDULE 1 < . . . >

SCHEDULE 2 Procedural and Other Provisions Applicable on Order for Retrial

SCHEDULE 3 Application of Provisions in [Part III of Mental Health Act 1983] where Order made under Section 16(3) of this Act

SCHEDULE 4 . . .

SCHEDULE 5 Amendment of Enactments

SCHEDULE 6 Transitional Provisions

SCHEDULE 7 Repeals

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