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Can government reappeal a case after 6 months post acquittal date


23-May-2024 (In Criminal Law)
I got acquitted on a vigilance case on nov 1st 2023, it's more than 6 months, so can government/ vigilance reappeal the case.
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No the government cannot appeal against your acquittal in the high court or any appellate court. The period within which the government must have appealed against the order of your acquittal is fifteen days. If that 15 days period has elapsed, the government cannot go for an appeal. Further, the appeal must be dismissed by the higher forum due to violation of that 15 days period. For further legal advice contact our team.
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