Criminal appeal dismissed for lack of admissibility due to procedural defects in the lower court's judgment.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against the second-instance judgment for lack of admissibility. The appellant argued that the lower court failed to properly address specific evidentiary points, while the prosecution maintained the procedural errors were minor and did not affect the outcome. The court ruled that the defects rendered the contested decision procedurally flawed and thus inadmissible for further review.