Serious Crime Act 2007
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24B Appeals from High Court of Justiciary and sheriff
(1) The following are to be taken to be a sentence for the purpose of an appeal— (a) a serious crime prevention order made under section 22A; (b) the variation under section 22B or 22C of an order made under section 22A; (c) the discharge of an order made under section 22A. (2) If the Lord Advocate considers that a decision of the High Court of Justiciary or the sheriff under section 22A not to make a serious crime prevention order was inappropriate, the Lord Advocate may appeal against the decision. (3) In addition, an appeal may be made in relation to a decision of the High Court of Justiciary or the sheriff— (a) to make a serious crime prevention order under section 22A; or (b) to vary, or not to vary, such an order under section 22B or 22C; by any person who was given an opportunity to make representations in the proceedings concerned by virtue of section 9(4A).
24B Appeals from High Court of Justiciary and sheriff
(1) The following are to be taken to be a sentence for the purpose of an appeal— (a) a serious crime prevention order made under section 22A; (b) the variation under section 22B or 22C of an order made under section 22A; (c) the discharge of an order made under section 22A. (2) If the Lord Advocate considers that a decision of the High Court of Justiciary or the sheriff under section 22A not to make a serious crime prevention order was inappropriate, the Lord Advocate may appeal against the decision. (3) In addition, an appeal may be made in relation to a decision of the High Court of Justiciary or the sheriff— (a) to make a serious crime prevention order under section 22A; or (b) to vary, or not to vary, such an order under section 22B or 22C; by any person who was given an opportunity to make representations in the proceedings concerned by virtue of section 9(4A).
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