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Home > Publications > Factsheets and guides > Guides > Self-represented appeals > Self-represented appeals

Self-represented appeals

This publication is intended to help you:

understand the process you will follow to appeal against your sentence or conviction, including what will happen in the courtroom
assist you in preparing for your appeal, including how to fill out the necessary forms

Print version:

Cover (PDF - 204kb)
Chapters 1-11 (PDF - 793kb)
Sample forms

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Last updated 09 September 2009

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This kit is intended to provide you with information only. If you have a legal problem, you should seek legal advice from a lawyer.

Legal Aid Queensland believes that the information provided is accurate as at August 2002 and does not accept any responsibility for any errors or omissions.