
Entry of judgment
Category: Criminal Procedure
WHEN DOES A JUDGMENT BECOME FINAL? EXCEPT IN CASES WHERE DEATH PENALTY IS IMPOSED, JUDGMENT BECOMES FINAL:
1. After the lapse of time for perfecting an appeal2. When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied
3. When the accused has expressly waived in writing his right to appeal
4. When the accused has applied for probation
IS IT ABSOLUTE WHEN THE PERIOD OF APPEAL HAS ELAPSED, THE JUDGMENT HAS BECOME FINAL?
No At instances when the death penalty is imposed, there is an automatic review by the appellate court
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Entry of judgment
Category: Criminal Procedure
WHEN DOES A JUDGMENT BECOME FINAL? EXCEPT IN CASES WHERE DEATH PENALTY IS IMPOSED, JUDGMENT BECOMES FINAL:
1. After the lapse of time for perfecting an appeal2. When the sentence has been partially or totally satisfied
3. When the accused has expressly waived in writing his right to appeal
4. When the accused has applied for probation
IS IT ABSOLUTE WHEN THE PERIOD OF APPEAL HAS ELAPSED, THE JUDGMENT HAS BECOME FINAL?
No At instances when the death penalty is imposed, there is an automatic review by the appellate court
Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
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