When a person is acquitted , the complainant has the right to appeal the decision to the High court.
What is procedure for appeal in case of acquittal?
- If an acquittal order is given in a case brought about by a complaint, the complainant may now appeal the decision to the High Court if he has been granted special leave to do so on an application made in accordance with Section 417. (3).
- Due to constitutional restrictions against double jeopardy, an acquittal in the United States cannot be appealed by the prosecution.
- According to a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, the defendant will not seek to have the judgment overturned in the event of an acquittal, and neither can the government.
- If convicted guilty, the defendant has the right to appeal; but, if declared innocent, the government is not permitted to do so.
- The Appeal Court may reverse a conviction where the accused was cleared (or found not guilty) and declare the offender guilty of the crime.
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