Any court session is always a difficult and confusing period for both parties, therefore situations very often arise when one of the participants does not agree with the decision that was made after the expiration of this process. In this regard, citizens who do not have legal training need to find out what to do with a court decision that does not satisfy them. The subsequent actions depend on the situation and the type of court itself that issued the order.
So, if you disagree with a Justice of the Peace order or judgment that has not yet entered into force, appeal to the District Court for your appeal. If such a decision has already entered into legal force, then it can be challenged along with the decisions of the district courts and the cassation rulings of the judicial collegium in the presidium of the regional court of a particular region. If the decision was made by the courts of first instance or appeal and has not entered into legal force, then the prosecutor can appeal for an appeal to the judicial collegium for criminal cases in the regional court, as well as in criminal cases or the cassation collegium in the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation. by virtue of the decision of the magistrate, the district court or the cassation ruling of the Judicial Collegium of the regional court, then to appeal it is necessary to seek help from the collegium of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, which deals with criminal cases. Here, verdicts, decisions and rulings of regional courts are subject to appeal if they have not yet been considered by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation in cassation. Chapters 48-49 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation regulate the procedure for appealing court decisions that have entered into legal force by way of supervision. Chapters 43-45 regulate the appeal of appellate and cassation judgments that do not yet have a legal basis for entry into force. The decision, which was passed by the arbitration court of the first instance, can be appealed against in the event that it has not entered into legal force. The ruling of the court, which already has legal force, excluding the decisions of the Supreme Arbitration Court, may be fully or partially appealed in the arbitration court of the cassation instance.
