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Supreme Court produces guide for litigants in person

Sep 29, 2018, 19:02 PM
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Supreme CourtA new guide has been published to help explain the process of appeal in the Supreme Court. 

The guide is written to answer FAQs on jurisdiction/appeal routes rather than being a comprehensive guide to Supreme Court procedures or advocacy skills.

It is designed to provide an overview for individuals without legal representation.

The guide is available on the Supreme Court website.

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