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Question 1 of 10

Donald is convicted of common assault following a summary trial. He disputes the verdict and asks you to advise him on his range of options. What should you advise?

A. A B. He has an automatic right of appeal to the Crown Court. C. B D. He has an automatic right of appeal to the High Court by using the case stated procedure, on a question of fact. E. C F. If Donald chooses to appeal his conviction to the High Court using the case stated procedure, he cannot challenge his conviction, just his sentence. G. D H. For him to appeal his conviction to the Crown Court, Donald must identify a point of law or evidence which was incorrectly decided during his summary trial.

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