The Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (Saskatchewan) (SI/2011-9)

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The Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (Saskatchewan)

SI/2011-9

CRIMINAL CODE

Registration 2011-02-16

The Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (Saskatchewan)

The annexed Rules were made by the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan pursuant to sections 482Footnote a and 482.1Footnote b of the Criminal CodeFootnote c.

Regina, Saskatchewan, November 25, 2010

COURT OF APPEAL FOR SASKATCHEWAN

The Honourable John Klebuc
Chief Justice of Saskatchewan
The Honourable Mr. Justice Stuart J. Cameron
The Honourable Mr. Justice William J. Vancise
The Honourable Madam Justice Marjorie A. Gerwing
The Honourable Mr. Justice J. Gary Lane
The Honourable Madam Justice Georgina R. Jackson
The Honourable Mr. Justice Robert G. Richards
The Honourable Madam Justice Gene Anne Smith
The Honourable Mr. Justice Ralph K. Ottenbreit
The Honourable Mr. Justice Neal W. Caldwell

PART I

TITLE AND INTERPRETATION

Marginal note:Title

1. These rules may be cited as The Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (Saskatchewan).

Marginal note:Interpretation

  • 2. (1) In these rules:

    “appellant”

    “appellant” means the person who brings an appeal; (appelant)

    “chief justice”

    “chief justice” means the chief justice as defined in The Court of Appeal Act, 2000; (juge en chef)

    “Code”

    “Code” means the Criminal Code (Canada); (Code)

    “court”

    “court” means the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan; (Cour)

    “file”

    “file” means to file with the registrar; (déposer)

    “judge”

    “judge” means a judge as defined in The Court of Appeal Act, 2000; (juge)

    “Notice of Appeal”

    “Notice of Appeal” means the document that commences an appeal; (avis d’appel)

    “offender”

    “offender” means a person convicted of an offence; (contrevenant)

    “registrar”

    “registrar” means the registrar as defined in The Court of Appeal Act, 2000; (registraire)

    “represented”

    “represented” means represented by counsel; (version anglaise seulement)

    “respondent”

    “respondent” means the person against whom the appeal has been brought. (intimé)

  • (2) The definitions in sections 2 and 673 of the Code apply to these rules.

PART II

PRELIMINARY MATTERS

Marginal note:Purpose

3. The purpose of these rules is to provide for the orderly and expeditious administration of justice in the court.