The phrase "automatic appeal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a type of appeal that is granted automatically under certain circumstances, often without the need for a formal request.
Example: "In cases of severe sentencing errors, the defendant may have the right to an automatic appeal."
Alternatives: "mandatory appeal" or "automatic review".
Today Judge Brown complied, although all sentences of death under Virginia law carry an automatic appeal.
Since the case was a capital one, it carried an automatic appeal, which should have gone swiftly but didn't.
No execution date was set because state law provides for an automatic appeal of the conviction and death sentence.
With their soft, grave naturalism, these heads have an automatic appeal to the Western eye, and the seven examples in the show are simply out of this world.
Anything over three matches would trigger an automatic appeal by the European champions and Benitez said: "At the moment, we will accept that three games is enough".
Many of the most radical ideas are still on paper, such as the right of automatic appeal to an ombudsman against local government rulings on health and safety.
"Our statute is designed to make the carrying out of the death penalty extraordinarily difficult," Governor Shaheen said, pointing to safeguards that include automatic appeals.
Their recommendation is binding on the judge, but execution is not imminent as death penalty cases are subject to automatic appeals.
This would include reinstating a rule that has allowed automatic appeals of district courts' antitrust decisions to the Supreme Court, bypassing an entire level of appellate review.
The military justice system requires automatic appeals for all prison sentences consisting of a year or more and all dishonorable discharges.
An automatic appeals process will inch his case through the appellate courts, which have overturned or commuted a number of military death sentences in recent years, often because of procedural issues involving ineffective legal assistance.
