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<h1>Supreme Court Can Review Criminal Appeals When High Court Reverses Acquittal, Imposes Death Sentence or Certifies Case Significance</h1> The Supreme Court's appellate jurisdiction in criminal matters allows appeals from High Court judgments under specific conditions: when a High Court reverses an acquittal and imposes a death sentence, withdraws and tries a case resulting in a death sentence, or certifies the case as fit for appeal. Parliament may further expand the Supreme Court's powers to hear criminal appeals, subject to specified conditions and limitations.