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31.2 Order On Appeal - Criminal Justice Act 1984 Section 8A(6)(As Substituted By Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014, Section 103)Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014, Section 81(11) 83(9)

This is an Order On Appeal form related to specific sections of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 as amended by the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014. It is used for making orders on appeal concerning forensic evidence and DNA database systems.

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Form Overview

31.2 Order On Appeal - Criminal Justice Act 1984 Section 8A(6)(As Substituted By Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014, Section 103)Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014, Section 81(11) 83(9)

This is an Order On Appeal form related to specific sections of the Criminal Justice Act 1984 as amended by the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014. It is used for making orders on appeal concerning forensic evidence and DNA database systems.

The form captures information about orders made on appeal regarding the handling of forensic evidence and DNA database systems under specific Criminal Justice Act provisions.

Risk Radar

  • The most common mistake is incorrectly referencing the specific legislative sections that govern the appeal.
  • Incorrectly referencing specific legislative sections
  • Missing required information about the forensic evidence in question
  • Failing to properly document the basis of the appeal
  • Not following proper court procedures for submission

Plain English

This form helps the Courts Service handle appeals related to DNA evidence and forensic database systems in criminal cases. It's a legal document that formalizes decisions made when someone appeals a decision about how forensic evidence was handled.

Submission Date

  • Deadlines for submitting this form would typically be set by the court handling the appeal, following standard appeal procedures in Irish criminal cases.
  • Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
  • Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.

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What this form is for

  • Use when appealing a decision about forensic evidence handling
  • Use when dealing with DNA database system appeals
  • Use for appeals under Criminal Justice Act 1984 Section 8A(6)
  • Use when orders need to be formalized on appeal
  • Not for initial applications, only for appeals

Use this form or another form?

SituationLikely formWhy it mattersCheck before you continue
Initial application for DNA evidence orderForm 31.1Different procedure for initial applications, not appealsCheck if you're appealing or making an initial application
Appeal under different Criminal Justice Act sectionRelevant appeal formDifferent legislative sections applyVerify which section your appeal falls under
Civil case appealDifferent civil appeal formThis form is specifically for criminal justice mattersConfirm whether your case is criminal or civil
Appeal not related to forensic evidenceGeneral appeal formThis form is specific to forensic evidence appealsCheck if your appeal relates to DNA or forensic evidence

Deadline or filing window

Deadlines for submitting this form would typically be set by the court handling the appeal, following standard appeal procedures in Irish criminal cases.

Before you submit

  • Form is fully completed with all required fields
  • Correct legislative sections are referenced
  • Case details are accurately provided
  • Form is signed by authorized personnel
  • Form is the most current version
  • All supporting documentation is attached

How to file this form

  1. 1Obtain the correct version of Form 31.2 from the Courts Service
  2. 2Complete all required sections with case details
  3. 3Reference the specific legislative sections relevant to your appeal
  4. 4Submit to the appropriate court office handling the appeal
  5. 5Keep a copy for your records
  6. 6Follow up with the court to confirm receipt

Known limitations

  • Only for appeals under specific Criminal Justice Act sections
  • Not for initial applications for DNA evidence orders
  • May require additional supporting documentation
  • Form may need to be adapted for specific court requirements

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Current Form Status

Not confirmed in official source. The form appears to be current based on the legislation referenced, but users should verify the latest version with the Courts Service.

Agency: Courts Service of Ireland

What changed or needs a fresh check

  • Verify the form references the correct Criminal Justice Act 1984 sections
  • Confirm it includes amendments from the Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014
  • Check that sections 103, 81(11), and 83(9) are properly referenced
  • Ensure you're using the most recent version issued by the Courts Service

Quick Facts

This form is used by legal professionals, judges, or court officials involved in appeal cases concerning forensic evidence and DNA database systems.
The form captures information about orders made on appeal regarding the handling of forensic evidence and DNA database systems under specific Criminal Justice Act provisions.
This form should be used when an appeal is being made concerning decisions related to forensic evidence or DNA database systems as specified in the relevant Criminal Justice legislation.
Not confirmed in official source. Likely submitted through the Courts Service of Ireland or at the relevant court office handling the appeal.
Submitting correctly ensures proper legal procedures are followed in appeal cases involving forensic evidence, which could affect the admissibility of evidence in criminal proceedings.
Complete the form with all relevant case details, reference the specific sections of legislation, and provide clear reasons for the order being sought. Submit to the appropriate court office handling the appeal.

Form Details

Agency
Courts Service of Ireland
Revision Date
19/10/25

31.2 Order On Appeal - Criminal Justice Act 1984 Section 8A(6)(As Substituted By Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014, Section 103)Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014, Section 81(11) 83(9)

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After you file

  • Keep a copy of the submitted form
  • Monitor the court's decision on the appeal
  • Prepare for any additional hearings if required
  • Follow any court instructions regarding implementation of the order

Source and verification log

  • Form issued by Courts Service of Ireland
  • Related to Criminal Justice Act 1984 Section 8A(6)
  • Amended by Criminal Justice (Forensic Evidence And DNA Database System) Act 2014
  • References sections 103, 81(11), and 83(9) of the 2014 Act
  • Purpose is for making orders on appeal
  • Specific to forensic evidence and DNA database systems
  • Not confirmed in official source: submission procedures
  • Not confirmed in official source: current version status

Common confusion points

6 things to watch for

  • 1

    Distinguishing between initial applications and appeals

  • 2

    Identifying which specific legislative sections apply

  • 3

    Understanding when this form versus other appeal forms should be used

  • 4

    Properly documenting the basis of the appeal

  • 5

    Following correct court procedures for submission

  • 6

    Determining if additional documentation is required

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