14 Further provisions about references
Criminal Appeal Act 1995 (1995 c 35) | Legislation

14  Further provisions about references

(1)     A reference of a conviction, verdict, finding or sentence may be made under any of sections 9 to [12B] either after an application has been made by or on behalf of the person to whom it relates or without an application having been so made.

(2)     In considering whether to make a reference of a conviction, verdict, finding or sentence under any of sections 9 to [12B] the Commission shall have regard to—

(a)     any application or representations made to the Commission by or on behalf of the person to whom it relates,

(b)     any other representations made to the Commission in relation to it, and

(c)     any other matters which appear to the Commission to

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