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37QBail time on appeal does not count towards sentence

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37Q Bail time on appeal does not count towards sentence If a person who has been convicted and sentenced to a term of imprisonment appeals to the Court of Appeal (against the conviction, or sentence, or both), any time spent while released on bail pending the decision on the appeal does not count as part of the term of imprisonment.

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