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III. Judicial Standards and Criminal Matters
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18. General Principles of Criminal Appeals |
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Article 99-Exhaustion
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Exhaustion of appeal |
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Upon a judgment by the Court of Appeal, a convicted man or woman may have no other avenue of appeal, excluding a Charteral appeal, on the grounds that the proceedings denied the natural justice or procedures of the Charter and codes. |
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Such appeals shall be limited in argument and purely based on the proper interpretation of Charteral law. Such appeals shall not be available unless the basis of the complain introduces a new element no previously presented in matters before the Supreme Court of the Society. |
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