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  1. 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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  2. Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules - SI/92-106 (SCHEDULE)
    Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules

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    And such further grounds as counsel may advise and This Honourable Court may permit.

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    And such further grounds as counsel may advise and This Honourable Court may permit.

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    And such further grounds as counsel may advise and This Honourable Court may permit. The Court of Appeal will be asked to impose a fit sentence.

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    WHEREAS (name of accused in full)(D.O.B. D/M/Y) was convicted on the day of , 20, of (state the charge(s) in full) before (name of judge) at the(name of court) in (court centre), and was sentenced on the day of , 20 by (name of judge) to (sentence imposed) and now in custody at (name of institution or penitentiary) and has appealed to The Court of appeal, and has applied for judicial interim release pending the hearing and disposition of the appeal, and an order having been made allowing judicial interim release upon the accused entering into a recognizance in the sum of $ with surety/sureties, each in the sum of $ and subject to the conditions as specified in the attached order.

    (name of surety in full), now personally comes before me, to enter into a recognizance in the sum of $ , as surety, to be made and levied on the surety’s goods and chattels, lands and tenements to the use of Her Majesty the Queen, her heirs and successors, if the accused fails to abide by the conditions contained in the order.

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     upon the accused entering into a recognizance subject to conditions and with sureties as ordered.

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  3. Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules - SI/92-106 (Section 7)
    Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules

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    • 7 (2) Where the Crown is the appellant or intended appellant under section 676 of the Criminal Code (Canada), notice shall be

      • (a) personally served as soon as practicable on the respondent or on legal counsel who represents the respondent and is authorized to accept service;

    • 7 (3) A certificate signed by the warden or jailer as to the date of service is sufficient proof of service under subrule (2).

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  4. Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules - SI/92-106 (Section 34)
    Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules

    • 34 (1) A recognizance ordered under rule 33 shall be in Form 5 or 6 of the schedule and may be declared before the registrar, who shall, subject to subrule (2), satisfy himself or herself as to its sufficiency.

    • 34 (2) Where Crown counsel advises that the Crown is satisfied as to the sufficiency of a recognizance, no further inquiry by the registrar is required.

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  5. Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules - SI/92-106 (Section 33)
    Manitoba Criminal Appeal Rules

    33 Where a judge determines that the appellant should be allowed judicial interim release on entering into a recognizance, the judge shall specify, in an order in Form 4 of the schedule, the amounts in which the appellant and his or her surety or sureties, if any, shall be bound on recognizance, and shall specify such conditions as may be appropriate, such as a date before which the hearing must be held.

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