Court dismisses appeal against final criminal judgment due to lack of new evidence and procedural exhaustion.
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AI generatedThe Kúria dismissed the appellant's appeal against the final criminal judgment, ruling that the requested review was procedurally barred. The appellant argued that new evidence existed to overturn the conviction, but the court found no such evidence presented. Consequently, the court upheld the finality of the original judgment as required by law.
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AI generateds. 24 of the Code of Criminal Procedure; The finality of a criminal judgment cannot be challenged on appeal if the appellant fails to demonstrate new evidence or a procedural violation that justifies reopening the case.
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