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Appeals
If the defendant believes that a verdict in the Circuit Court was wrong, they may file appeal in the Supreme Court.The Supreme Court is the highest court of law and cases can no longer be appealed once the Court has ruled.
Appeals to the Supreme Court are made with the format below. If the Supreme Court agrees with majority vote to hear the appeal, the Appellant can refile the case in the Supreme Court for the Court to hear the case. Title the appeal case Appellant v. Appellee. Appellant is the person filing the appeal and the appellee is the person on the other side of the appeals case. If accepted, the case will be refiled normally using the Supreme Court complaint format.
In The Supreme Court of The Stratham Republic
Appeal Action
Date: MM/DD/YY
Appellant
Appellant's Attorney
v.
Appellee
I. Original Case
The Appellant or their attorney inserts a link to the original case they are appealing.
1.
II. Requests
What are you appealing for? EX. Verdict to be overturned, contempt charge, etc.
1.
2.
3.
III. Arguments
The Appellant provides arguments for why the verdict for their case was unjust.
1.
2.
3.
(Attach evidence and a list of witnesses at the bottom if applicable)
In advancing this form to the court, you acknowledge and concur with the rules of court which highlight the importance of honesty at all times. Moreover, you understand the punishments for breaking these rules and/or committing perjury and deception in the court.
Appeal Action
Date: MM/DD/YY
Appellant
Appellant's Attorney
v.
Appellee
I. Original Case
The Appellant or their attorney inserts a link to the original case they are appealing.
1.
II. Requests
What are you appealing for? EX. Verdict to be overturned, contempt charge, etc.
1.
2.
3.
III. Arguments
The Appellant provides arguments for why the verdict for their case was unjust.
1.
2.
3.
(Attach evidence and a list of witnesses at the bottom if applicable)
In advancing this form to the court, you acknowledge and concur with the rules of court which highlight the importance of honesty at all times. Moreover, you understand the punishments for breaking these rules and/or committing perjury and deception in the court.