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FREQUENTLY USED FORMS

Affidavit precedent
Notice of bail review precedent
Notice of appeal precedent

Affidavit precedent

Pursuant to the Joint Criminal Rules 2022 (SA):

Notice of bail review precedent

Form 181 Notice of Review - Bail Review.

Pursuant to rule 183.2(3) of the Joint Criminal Rules 2022 (SA), the Notice of Review must be supported by an affidavit:

setting out or exhibiting the decision subject of review;
setting out or exhibiting the reasons given by the bail authority;
setting out the grounds for review;
stating that the substance of the material on which the applicant relies was put before the bail authority who decision is ought to be reviewed; and
stating that there has been no material change of circumstances that would warrant making a fresh application for bail to the bail authority whose decision is sought to be reviewed.

See Affidavit precedent.

Notice of appeal precedent

Pursuant to the Joint Criminal Rules 2022 (SA):

Conviction appeal - Form 183A Notice of Appeal Against Conviction, Acquittal, Antecedent Decision or Mental Impairment Judgment, with Form 183S Appeal Grounds (part of Notice of Appeal)
Sentence appeal - Form 183C Notice of Appeal Against Sentence or Mental Impairment Disposition, with Form 183S Appeal Grounds (part of Notice of Appeal)

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