right to appeal

This will be a final judgment, but subject to the defendant's right to appeal.

The right to appeals court review further safeguards their rights.

The committee also made conclusions regarding trial in public for criminal cases and the right to appeals and remedies.

They considered Mayer v. Chicago where a destitute criminal's right to appeal was upheld again.

France's justice minister, Dominique Perben, said the ruling by a seven-member chamber of the European court "does not have important consequences" because the law that prompted the denial of Mr. Papon's right to appeal was repealed in June 2000.

In 1911, when Vincent learned that he was to leave his job, and was shown General Haig's critical report on him, he availed himself of his right to Appeal to the King, under Section 42 of the Army Act, claiming unfair dismissal.

In a letter dated April 22, Smith told Misty Erwin's father, Randy, her mother Lula, and her three sisters, Tabitha, Margo and Frances, that he was waiving his right to appeals so that they could move on with their lives.