reg 122 If an application is made to appeal against a conviction or sentence to the Court Martial Appeal Court, or an application or appeal is made to the UK Supreme Court in a criminal case on a point of law
You are entitled to: (1) be told by the Victim Liaison Officer, without unreasonable delay, that the appellant has been given leave to appeal; (2) receive information from the Victim Liaison Officer , without unreasonable delay, about the date, time and location of any hearing; (3) request the Victim Liaison Officer to inform you if the appellant is to be released on bail pre-appeal or if the bail conditions have varied or if bail has been revoked; (4) receive the information requested in paragraph 122(3) of this Code only where there is a danger or an identified risk of harm to you, in which case the information will be provided without unnecessary delay ; (5) receive an update from the Victim Liaison Officer, without unreasonable delay, on any changes to hearing dates; (6) be provided, by your Victim Liaison Officer , with a contact point for the Court staff; (7) be told, without unreasonable delay, about the result of the appeal. This includes any changes to the original sentence; (8) wait and be seated in court in an area separate from the appellant and their family and friends. The court staff will ensure this is done wherever possible. This will also be done for members of our family who attend court wherever possible. It is rare for the appellant to attend hearings in the Supreme Court. Special arrangements will be made for you if the appellant is present and you do not wish to sit in the courtroom; (9) request a copy from the Court Martial Appeal Court or UK Supreme Court staff of the court’s judgment in the case once it has been published.