Supreme Court dismissed retrial claim, ruling it lacks jurisdiction to examine admissibility when filed to second instance court.

The Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's retrial claim, ruling it lacked jurisdiction to examine its admissibility because it was filed directly to the second-instance court. The plaintiff argued that a judge was improperly excluded due to kinship with the county administrator, citing specific civil procedure articles. The court held that the Supreme Court's role was limited to reviewing the second-instance court's decision on admissibility, not conducting a new admissibility analysis itself.