Larry Dogbe, the Managing Editor of The Herald newspaper, is challenging a jail sentence given to him by a High Court. He has filed an appeal at the Court of Appeal.
The High Court had ordered Mr. Dogbe to serve a seven-day custodial jail term. He disagrees with this punishment.
Mr. Dogbe is asking the Court of Appeal to overturn his conviction. This means he wants the court to say he is not guilty.
He also wants the court to make the original order void. This means the order would be treated as if it never happened.
As another option, Mr. Dogbe is asking the court to change his sentence. He wants the jail time replaced with a punishment that does not involve being in prison.