Magistrates Court Act 1930
219BDecisions subject to review appeal
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219B Decisions subject to review appeal (1) Each of the following is a decision of the Magistrates Court, or the Childrens Court, from which an appeal by way of review (a review appeal) may be made in accordance with this division: (a) an order dismissing an information dealt with under— (i) part 3.6 (Proceedings for offences punishable summarily); or (ii) part 3.7 (Service and pleading by post for certain offences); or (iii) the Crimes Act— (A) section 374 (Summary disposal of certain cases at prosecutor’s election); or (B) section 375 (Summary disposal of certain cases— Magistrates Court); or (C) section 375AA (Summary disposal of certain cases— Childrens Court); (b) a conviction for an offence dealt with under— (i) part 3.6 or part 3.7; or (c) an order made under section 113 or section 114, in a proceeding dealt with under— (i) part 3.6; or
Review appeals in criminal matters Division 3.10.3 (d) a decision not to commit a person to the Supreme Court for sentence under section 92A (Committal for sentence for indictable offence tried summarily); (e) a decision to dispose of a case summarily under the Crimes Act, section 374, section 375 or section 375AA; (f) a sentence or penalty imposed for an offence dealt with under— (i) section 90A, part 3.6 or part 3.7; or (ii) the Crimes Act, section 374, section 375 or section 375AA. (2) In subsection (1) (f): sentence or penalty includes a sentence or penalty imposed by an order under— (a) any of the following provisions of the Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005: (i) part 3.2 (Sentences of imprisonment); (ii) part 3.3 (Non-custodial sentences); (iii) part 3.4 (Non-association and place restriction orders); (iv) part 3.5 (Deferred sentence orders); (v) part 3.6 (Combination sentences); or (b) the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005, part 6.6 (Good behaviour orders—amendment and discharge).