8.0

J U D G M E N T

RULE 120

GO TO 9.5

8.26

APPEAL (R122)

GO TO 7.0

8.24

CONVICTION

8.25

Motion for Reconsideration

8.23

ACQUITTAL, final and executory

8.22

NEW JUDGMENT

GO TO 7.0

NOTICE OF APPEAL TO CA

RULE 41

8.18

ACQUITTAL, final and executory

EXCEPTION: On ground of mistrial, it may be subject to Certiorari (R65)

[Galman v. Sandiganbayan]

8.8a

Errors of Law;

Irregularities

ALLOW introduction of additional evidence

8.4

MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION

(R121)

8.3

MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

(R121)

8.2

CONVICTION

8.1

ACQUITTAL, final and executory

8.10

GRANTED

8.11

DENIED

8.19

APPEAL

(R122)

8.17

APPEAL

(R122)

8.8b

Newly discovered evidence

ALLOW introduction of newly discovered evidence

8.8

GRANTED

8.9

DENIED

8.16

IF QUALIFIED:

Application filed within period of appeal

8.7

PROBATION

PD No. 968

IF an accused who appeals to lower his sentence rather than for acquittal, and is granted thus subsequently becomes qualified to apply for probation, he is allowed.

See Colminares case, 2011

8.6

APPEAL

(R122)

8.14

GRANTED

8.15

DENIED

8.5

MOTION FOR REOPENING

8.12

GRANTED

8.13

DENIED

8.21

APPEAL

(R122)

8.20

NEW TRIAL