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  1. Criminal Appeal Rules - SI/93-169 (Section 8)
    Ontario Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules

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    • (2) Except in the case of an appeal to which subrule (3), (5) or (7) applies and except where otherwise directed by the Registrar, the appellant shall at the time the notice of appeal is filed with the Registrar file a certificate of the court reporter that copies of the transcript as required by these rules have been ordered.

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    • (3) Where the appellant cannot through the exercise of reasonable diligence file a certificate of the reporter as required by subrule (2), the appellant shall, at the time the notice of appeal is filed, file with the Registrar proof that the copies of the transcript as required by these rules have been ordered and shall file the certificate of the reporter within fifteen days after the filing of the notice of appeal.

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    • (5) Where an appellant has been granted a provisional certificate under the Ontario Legal Aid Plan limited to the filing of a notice of appeal or to the filing of a notice of appeal and the making of an application for release from custody pending appeal, the solicitor acting under the certificate may file the notice of appeal without ordering the transcript and without filing a certificate of the reporter, but where a legal aid certificate authorizing the carrying on of the appeal is granted, the solicitor shall file a certificate of the reporter as provided by subrule (2) within fifteen days after the granting of the legal aid certificate.

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    • (6) Where an appeal is commenced as an inmate appeal and a legal aid certificate is subsequently granted for the carrying on of the appeal, the solicitor acting under the certificate shall file a new notice of appeal in Form B within fifteen days after the granting of the certificate, whereupon the inmate appeal shall be deemed to be withdrawn and subrule (2) and all other rules relating to appeals through solicitors apply.

    Appeal from General Division Judge not sitting as trial judge

    • (7) On an appeal from the decision of a judge of the Ontario Court (General Division) not sitting as a trial judge where no transcript is required other than that filed in the Ontario Court (General Division), the appellant shall at the time the notice of appeal is filed with the Registrar file an undertaking in Form C that any transcripts required for the hearing of the appeal will be filed within thirty days after the filing of the notice of appeal.

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    • (8) Unless otherwise ordered by a judge, or except as otherwise consented to by the respondent, there shall be omitted from the transcript,

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      • (d) all evidence in the absence of the jury and all submissions of counsel, in the absence of the jury except,

        • (i) submissions as to the proposed content of the charge and the trial judge’s ruling thereon and reasons,

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    • (9) In an appeal against conviction and sentence, the transcript shall include any evidence called at the sentence hearing and counsel’s submissions as to sentence.

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    • (11) In respect of an appeal as to sentence only,

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  2. Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador — Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (2002) - SI/2002-96 (Section 11)
    Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador — Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (2002)

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    • (4) In a prisoner appeal, the Attorney General shall, after receiving a notice of appeal

      • (a) send a request for transcript and certificate in Form D and a certificate of court reporter in the manner set out in Form E, with such modifications as may be necessary;

    • (5) In an appeal from a summary conviction appeal court, the transcript shall, unless otherwise ordered by the Court, consist of

      • (a) the transcript of proceedings in the trial court as it was submitted on appeal to the summary conviction appeal court, and

      • (b) only those portions of the transcript of proceedings in the summary conviction appeal court as may be necessary to enable the issues on appeal to be determined,

      and the appellant shall file with the notice of appeal a request for transcript and certificate in Form D and, within 15 days thereafter a certificate of court reporter in Form E, with such modifications as may be necessary, in relation to any portions of the proceedings in the summary conviction appeal court which the appellant believes are necessary to enable the issues on appeal to be determined.

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    • (7) Where a party to an appeal receives a copy of a request for transcript and certificate prepared by another party, the receiving party may

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      • (b) within 15 days after receipt, or within such longer time as the Court may allow,

      deliver a request for further portions of transcript and certificate in Form F to the applicable court reporter’s office and to the other parties to the appeal, file a copy of it with the Registrar, and within 15 days thereafter file with the Registrar a certificate of court reporter in Form E, with such modifications as may be necessary, certifying receipt of the request for additional transcript.

    • (8) A party to an appeal may at any time apply to the Court for an order

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      • (b) adding such further portions of the transcript of the proceedings as may be determined to be necessary to the determination of the issues on an appeal.

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    • (10) The parties to an appeal may agree, in writing to be filed in the Court:

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      • (b) to submit a joint request for transcript in Form D and certificate of court reporter in Form E, with such modifications as may be required.

    • (11) Where the Court concludes that all or any parties to an appeal have not made reasonable efforts to abridge the transcript of the proceedings so that only those portions as may be reasonably necessary to enable the issues on appeal to be determined are filed with the Court, the Court may make any order that it deems appropriate in the circumstances.

    • (12) When the transcript of the proceedings has been prepared as requested, the court reporter shall forthwith forward the original transcript and three copies, together with the original file, to the Registrar and shall make arrangements for the delivery of copies to the parties to the appeal, or their counsel. The Attorney General shall, in the case of a prisoner appeal, be responsible for service of the transcript on the parties to the appeal.


  3. Prince Edward Island – Criminal Appeal Rules of Court - SI/2011-109 (Section 82.09)
    Prince Edward Island – Criminal Appeal Rules of Court

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    • (4) In a prisoner appeal, the Attorney General shall, after receiving a notice of appeal

      • (a) forthwith send to the Chief Court Reporter a request for transcript and certificate in Form 82C and a certificate of court reporter in Form 82E, with such modifications as may be necessary;

    • (5) The transcript shall not include

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      • (d) proceedings in the absence of the jury except

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        • (ii) submissions as to the proposed content of the charge and the trial judge’s ruling and reasons,

    • (6) In an appeal from a summary conviction appeal court, the transcript shall, unless otherwise ordered by the Court, consist of

      • (a) the transcript of proceedings in the trial court as it was submitted on appeal to the summary conviction appeal court, and

      • (b) only those portions of the transcript of proceedings in the summary conviction appeal court as may be necessary to enable the issues on appeal to be determined.

    • (7) The appellant shall file with the notice of appeal a request for transcript and certificate in Form 82C and, within 15 days thereafter, a certificate of the Chief Court Reporter or a court reporter in Form 82E, with such modifications as may be necessary, in relation to any portions of the proceedings in the summary conviction appeal court that the appellant believes are necessary to enable the issues on appeal to be determined.

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    • (9) Where a party to an appeal receives a copy of a request for transcript and certificate prepared by another party, the receiving party may, if the following conditions are met, deliver a request for further portions of transcript and certificate in Form 82D to the Chief Court Reporter or a court reporter and to the other parties to the appeal, file a copy of it with the Registrar, and within 15 days thereafter file with the Registrar a certificate of a court reporter in Form 82E, with such modifications as may be necessary, certifying receipt of the request for additional portions of the transcript :

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      • (b) within 15 days after receipt, or within such longer time as the Court may allow.

    • (10) A party to an appeal may at any time apply to the Court for an order

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      • (b) adding such further portions of the transcript of the proceedings as may be determined to be necessary for the determination of the issues on an appeal.

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    • (12) The parties to an appeal may agree, in writing to be filed in the Court,

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      • (b) to submit a joint request for transcript in Form 82C and certificate of court reporter in Form 82E, with such modifications as may be required.


  4. Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules - SI/92-106 (Section 18)
    Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules

    • 18 (1) In cases involving an appeal as to acquittal or conviction, the Attorney General shall prepare and file an appeal book with the registrar

      • (a) within 30 days after the initiating document is filed, or as soon thereafter as practicable, if the Crown is the appellant; or

      • (b) within 30 days after the factum is filed by the appellant, or as soon thereafter as practicable, if the Crown is the respondent.

    • 18 (1.1) In cases involving an appeal of a sentence only, the Attorney General shall prepare and file the appeal book as soon as practicable after the initiating document is filed.

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    • 18 (5) An appeal book shall contain

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      • (e) such other materials as may be necessary to enable the court to adjudicate the issues on appeal.

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  5. Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador — Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (2002) - SI/2002-96 (FORM D)
    Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador — Court of Appeal Criminal Appeal Rules (2002)

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    • To: Court Reporters’ Office of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador — Trial Division (or the Provincial Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, as the case may be) located at (town/city) in the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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    Pursuant to Rule 11 of the Criminal Appeal Rules, you are hereby requested to prepare a transcript of those portions of the record in the proceeding known as

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    cause no. as are specified as follows:

    Note: Check only such items as are applicable, and delete such portions of items as are inapplicable.

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    • O Submissions as to the proposed content of the judge’s charge to the jury and the judge’s rulings thereon and reasons;

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    On completion of preparation of the transcript, you are hereby requested to

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    • (b) either

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      • (ii) forward one copy of the transcript by ordinary mail to each of the appellant(s) and respondent(s) as follows:

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