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      1. Appeals from the juvenile court by the State. The State may appeal from a decision or order of the juvenile court to the Law Court to the same extent and in the same manner as in criminal cases under section 2115-A.[1979, c. 512, § 14 (new).]
      2. Appeals from the Superior Court.
   
A. Decisions of the Superior Court on appeal from the Juvenile Court, as to matters described in section 3402, subsection 1, paragraph A only, may be appealed to the Law Court by an aggrieved party. An appeal by the State under this paragraph shall be subject to section 2115-A, subsections 5 and 8. [1979, c. 681, § 34 (amd).]    
B. [1997, c. 645, §15 (rp).]    
C. Appeals pursuant to this subsection shall be taken in the same manner as appeals following a judgment of conviction of an adult in Superior Court, except as otherwise provided by rule promulgated by the Supreme Judicial Court. [1979, c. 681, § 35 (amd).] [1997, c. 645, §15 (amd).]
      3. Appeal from a bind-over order of the Juvenile Court. A bind-over order of the Juvenile Court by a party specified in section 3402, subsection 2 may be reviewed only by the Law Court pursuant to an appeal of a judgment of conviction in Superior Court following bind-over.[1997, c. 645, §16 (new).]

Section History:

PL 1977,  Ch. 520,   §1 (NEW).
PL 1979,  Ch. 512,   §14 (RPR).
PL 1979,  Ch. 681,   §34,35 (AMD).
PL 1997,  Ch. 645,   §15 (AMD).
PL 1997,  Ch. 645,   §15,16 (AMD).
PL 1997,  Ch. 645,   §16 (AMD).