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VII. Law |
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| 7.13 Restitution of Law | ||
| Article 321-Appeal | ||
| Canon 3331 | ||
| An Appeal is a formal challenge to a verdict by a judge or magistrate or a challenge to the terms of a sentence. | ||
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| Canon 3332 | ||
| While every man or woman convicted of a crime of a lesser court than the Supreme Court has the right to lodge an appeal, only a valid Appeal application shall be permitted to be heard. | ||
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| Canon 3333 | ||
| A valid appeal application is one that is able to specifically define the existence of a fundamental error having occured during the proceedings of the particular court on one of the following grounds: | ||
| (i) Omission of Fact as defined by the Criminal Code; | ||
| (ii) Error of admissability of evidence; | ||
| (iii) Deliberate omission of evidence. | ||
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