Finality of judgment precludes ordinary appeals, permitting only special leave and writ challenges under constitutional provisions. Section 295 provides that a judgment rendered under the section is final and not subject to ordinary appeal, except by way of a special leave petition and ... Summary
Finality of judgment precludes ordinary appeals, permitting only special leave and writ challenges under constitutional provisions.
Section 295 provides that a judgment rendered under the section is final and not subject to ordinary appeal, except by way of a special leave petition and writ petitions under the Constitution; it restricts appellate review of judgments entered under the plea bargaining framework.
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