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What is the purpose of the Supreme Court procedure mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the Supreme Court procedure mentioned in the text?
- To hear appeals made direct from Magistrates' Court
- To review decisions made by the Court of Appeal
- To review decisions made by the High Court
- To bypass the Court of Appeal in certain criminal cases (correct)
What happens if the appeal court finds in favor of the appellant?
What happens if the appeal court finds in favor of the appellant?
- The law is changed for future cases
- The High Court reviews the case
- The original decision is reversed but the law remains the same (correct)
- The Court of Appeal hears the case again
Which division of the Court of Appeal hears appeals from County Courts?
Which division of the Court of Appeal hears appeals from County Courts?
- Criminal Division
- Civil Division (correct)
- Appellate Division
- Special Tribunals Division
Under what circumstances may the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal review criminal cases?
Under what circumstances may the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal review criminal cases?
What is one key difference between reversing a decision and overruling a decision?
What is one key difference between reversing a decision and overruling a decision?
What type of cases does the Supreme Court typically hear?
What type of cases does the Supreme Court typically hear?