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Yet his right to appeal is a right that he (and all convicted) have. The likelihood of success doesn't determine whether or not he can file for it.

• JohnFen 3y ago
  I think what TillE was talking about wasn't the likelihood of a successful appeal, but whether or not he'll stay in prison until the appeal is completed.
  • bdcravens 3y ago
    Perhaps, but I just can't see that as written. > There's no realistic grounds for appeal
    • mlyle 3y ago
      Realistic grounds for appeal aren't required to file an appeal. They are required to stay out of custody while that appeal is pending, though.