(a)Time. All appeals to the Court shall be taken within 15 days from the date of sentence, unless otherwise provided by statute. When an appeal is taken the clerk of the court below shall forthwith transmit the appeal bond and a certified transcript of the record, to the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.(b)De novo. The Clerk shall not enter an appeal de novo until the appeal bond and a certified transcript of the record is filed with the Clerk’s office. On the entry of an appeal the Clerk shall forthwith give notice in writing thereof to the Attorney General. On receipt of such notice the Attorney General shall promptly file an information with the Clerk’s office, whereupon the proceeding will continue in accordance with these rules.(c)On the record. An appeal on the record shall proceed in accordance with the Court of Common Pleas Civil Rules 72.1 and 72.2 as they are applicable to criminal cases and are not inconsistent with a statute or these rules.(d)Stay. An appeal to, or writ of certiorari issuing from, the Court of Common Pleas shall operate as a stay of the judgment and proceedings in the court below on giving the required bond and surety. The decision of the judge of the court below as to bond and surety may be reviewed by a judge of this court.(e)Assigned counsel. Counsel assigned in other courts to represent an indigent defendant in criminal proceedings shall also represent said defendant on appeal in this court. This court may appoint additional or substitute counsel for the appellant. Fees and disbursements for the representation of an indigent defendant before this court shall be governed by Rule 44.(f)By the State. The State shall file a notice of appeal under 10 Del. C. { 9902, or an application for appeal under 10 Del. C. { 9903 within 30 days of the entry of the order appealed from. An application for appeal shall contain a statement of the nature of the proceeding below and of the substantial question of law or procedure to be decided. An appeal by the State shall be on the record.(g)Dismissal. An appeal may be dismissed for lack of jurisdiction or for failure to comply with a statutory requirement or rule or order of this court.
