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Contents » Chapter 6 - APPEALS AND CASES STATED PART 6.1—APPEAL FROM MAGISTRATES' COURT TO COUNTY COURT » Division 7 - Powers and procedure
Clause 322 Sentence in absence of offender
The Court of Appeal may impose a sentence on a person under this Part even though the person does not attend the hearing of an appeal or an application to the Court of Appeal.
The Court of Appeal cannot impose a sentence that requires the consent of the person, for example a community-based order, in the absence of the person.