An appeal from the Crown Court following a trial on indictment requires the permission of the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) or the permission of the Crown Court itself.

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An appeal from the Crown Court following a trial on indictment requires the permission of the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division). The Crown Court itself does not have the authority to grant permission for such an appeal; this is a function reserved for the higher Court of Appeal.

An Appeal from the Crown Court Following a Trial on Indictment