Supreme Court dismisses appeal withdrawal objection, ruling procedural silence does not automatically bar further review.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's objection to the court's refusal to issue a statement of opinion after the applicant withdrew their appeal. The applicant argued that the withdrawal rendered the statement unnecessary, while the court noted that procedural silence does not equate to a waiver of the right to a statement. Consequently, the court ruled that the objection was inadmissible because the procedural step remained valid despite the withdrawal.