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Attitude of the appellate court to interference with conviction

Instances where the court will not interfere with a conviction

Nature of mistake by a Judge in a criminal trial that will vitiate the proceedings and result in acquittal of the accused

The rule that an appeal court judge should not quash a conviction on a mere technicality which had caused no embarrassment or prejudice

When an appellate court will interfere with conviction

Whether a convict can rely on mere procedural irregularities to gain acquittal

Whether a denial of the right of the accused person to defend himself amounts to a miscarriage of justice justifying setting aside his conviction

Whether an appellate court can interfere with conviction where there is evidence on record which can ground the conviction

Whether an appellate court can set aside a conviction in the absence of an appeal against such conviction

Whether an appellate court can substitute a conviction for an aggravated offence with a conviction for a lesser offence

Whether an appellate court must set aside a conviction where inadmissible evidence has been admitted

Whether an appellate court will quash a conviction not supported by the evidence

Whether the fact that the trial judge disagreed with the jury is a ground for interfering with conviction

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