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Courts, sentencing and tribunals
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- Antisocial Behaviour Order (ASBO)
- Appeal a call up to the reserve forces
- Appeal a decision by the immigration and asylum tribunal
- Appeal a sentence or conviction
- Appeal against a visa or immigration decision
- Appeal to the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT)
- Appeal to the Social Security and Child Support Tribunal
- Appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber)
- Appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery)
- Appeal to the tax tribunal
- Apply for a transcript of a court or tribunal hearing
- Apply or appeal to the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber)
- Apply to the Mental Health Tribunal
- Apply to the land registration tribunal
- Ask for a Crown Court sentence to be reviewed
- Being charged with a crime
- Being taken to an employment tribunal
- Check if you can get legal aid
- Community sentences
- Complain about a judge, magistrate, tribunal member or coroner
- Complain about a legal adviser
- Court and tribunal fees
- Criminal courts
- Delete a historic conviction
- Drink-drive rehabilitation courses
- Drinking Banning Order (DBO)
- Drugs penalties
- Find a drink-drive rehabilitation course
- Find and claim money in a court account
- Find out which court or tribunal to appeal to
- Get help paying court and tribunal fees
- Going to court as a victim or witness
- How sentences are worked out
- Immigration detention bail
- Jury service
- Legal aid
- Litigation friends
- Litigation friends: manage a Court Funds Office account
- Make a claim to an employment tribunal
- Make a plea for a traffic offence
- Make a victim statement to the Parole Board
- Pay a court fine online
- Replace a child's litigation friend
- Represent yourself in court
- Solve a residential property dispute
- Talu dirwy llys ar-lein
- Tax tribunal decisions
Detailed guidance
Crime, justice and the law
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Courts, sentencing and tribunals
Attending courts, paying fines, appealing a sentence, jury service and tribunals
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Prisons and probation
Sentencing, probation and support for families of prisoners
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Reporting crimes and getting compensation
Including criminal injuries compensation and reporting suspected crimes
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Young people and the law
Includes legal rights, youth offending teams and crime prevention
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Your rights and the law
Includes being arrested, cautions, discrimination and consumer rights
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