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Insufficient materials before court to justify extending time to appeal assault conviction
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Court of Appeal refuses application to extend time within which to bring an appeal where the appellant was convicted of assault, finding that insufficient material had been put before the court to justify extending time; there was evidence that the injuries were not self-inflicted (contrary to the appellant's new argument); and there must be finality in criminal litigation.
Criminal law – application to extend time within which to bring an appeal – assault appeal – insufficient material has been put before the court to justify extending time – there must be finality in criminal litigation – application to extend time refused.
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