Criminal appeal dismissed for procedural defect where defendant failed to exhaust administrative remedies before filing cassation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the criminal appeal because the defendant bypassed mandatory administrative review procedures required by law. The appellant argued that the lower court's decision violated their rights, but the opposing party contended that administrative exhaustion was a strict prerequisite. The court ruled that without prior administrative action, the cassation petition lacked the necessary legal foundation and was therefore inadmissible.