This article discusses legal procedures in criminal appeals, specifically focusing on the rule that joint notices of appeal are not permitted in criminal matters, unlike in civil cases. It explains that a joint notice of appeal in a criminal case is considered incurably defective and incompetent. The piece is part of a series analyzing the case of FRN v Jokolo and its implications for counter-terrorism efforts.
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