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New South Wales criminal appeal deadline calculator

Calculate 5 fixed time limits from the released New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal pack. Choose the deadline and trigger date to see the raw date, calculation steps, citation and checks that still need to be made.

Cited time limits
5
Rule review
6 August 2026
Output
Review date

Check the result before use

This is a self-check calculation of the sourced base period, not a final filing instruction. New South Wales public and bank holidays are not bundled. Section 36 can move the last day to the first following non-weekend, non-holiday day. Check the current Court registry calendar before applying that rollover. Check the cited rule, the correct factual branch, every order and any electronic-filing cut-off.

28 days from Conviction or sentence

Criminal Appeal Act 1912 (NSW) s 10(1)(a)AdvisoryVerify against the rules

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Exact released scope

Deadlines covered by this calculator

Every row below is rendered from the calculator catalogue. It shows the encoded base period, exact trigger, citation, counting direction and retained primary source. Rules or orders outside this list are not implied to be covered.

Give notice of intention to appeal a conviction or sentence

28 days
Trigger
Conviction or sentence
Counting basis
trigger day excluded, counted forwards
Relief or exception
The Court may extend time or dispense with notice under section 10(1)(b).
Check before use
This is the sourced base period. Apply the current court calendar, any registry closure, the correct procedural branch and every order before use.

File a notice of appeal where no notice of intention was given

3 months
Trigger
Conviction or sentence
Counting basis
trigger day excluded, counted forwards
Relief or exception
An out-of-time notice requires leave under rule 3.5(5).
Check before use
Use only where no notice of intention to appeal was given. If one was given, the notice must be filed during its period of effect.

Last day of effect of a notice of intention to appeal

12 months
Trigger
Filing of the notice of intention to appeal
Counting basis
trigger day excluded, counted forwards
Scope
The notice of appeal must be filed while the notice of intention remains in effect.
Check before use
This is the sourced base period. Apply the current court calendar, any registry closure, the correct procedural branch and every order before use.

File a prosecutor appeal against sentence

28 days
Trigger
Sentence
Counting basis
trigger day excluded, counted forwards
Relief or exception
A late appeal may be made only with leave under rule 3.5(5).
Check before use
This is the sourced base period. Apply the current court calendar, any registry closure, the correct procedural branch and every order before use.

File an interlocutory criminal appeal

14 days
Trigger
Giving or making of the interlocutory judgment or order
Counting basis
trigger day excluded, counted forwards
Relief or exception
A late appeal may be made only with leave under rule 3.5(5).
Check before use
This is the sourced base period. Apply the current court calendar, any registry closure, the correct procedural branch and every order before use.

Source boundary

Official sources and calculation basis

The base-period calculation uses Interpretation Act 1987 (NSW) s 36. The source pack was reviewed on 6 August 2026. A newer amendment, local rule, closure direction or case-specific order can change the date.

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