If an application to prefer a Voluntary Bill is successful there is no right of appeal, and nor can the decision be made subject to judicial review.
Citations:
[1990] CLR 654, [1990] 2 Admin LR 817
Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Citing:
Cited – In re Racal Communications Ltd; In Re a Company HL 3-Jul-1980
Court of Appeal’s powers limited to those Given
The jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal is wholly statutory; it is appellate only. The court has no original jurisdiction. It has no jurisdiction itself to entertain any original application for judicial review; it has appellate jurisdiction over . .
Cited by:
Cited – Regina (Director of Public Prosecutions) v Camberwell Youth Court; Regina (H) v Camberwell Youth Court QBD 23-Jul-2004
The DPP sought directions as to the issuing of voluntary bills of indictment to have transferred to the Crown Court, allegations of robbery against youths between 12 and 14.
Held: A child convicted of an offence for which an adult would . .
Cited – Hussain, Regina (on the Application of) v Crown Prosecution Service Admn 29-Aug-2006
The claimant challenged the decision to extend his detention for questioning to 21 days. . .
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Criminal Practice
Updated: 30 April 2022; Ref: scu.199545