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of <h1>Appellate Court Must Notify Parties and Provide Grounds Before Hearing Appeals; Special Rules for Sentence-Only Appeals.</h1> If an appellate court does not summarily dismiss an appeal, it must notify the appellant or their advocate, a designated state officer, the complainant in complaint-initiated cases, and the accused in specific appeals, providing them with the appeal's grounds. The court will then request the case record unless it's already available and proceed to hear the parties involved. If the appeal concerns only the sentence's extent or legality, the court may resolve it without the record. Appeals based solely on sentence severity require court permission to raise other issues.
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