Chapter 63. Examination De Novo of Valid Rulings in Relation to a Substantial Violation of the Norms of a Material or Procedural Law (Sections 662-672)

18.08.2020. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-J-508/2020 Murder committed with a direct intent; Content of the application submitted by the advocate for a new examination of the valid court ruling

14.02.2019. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-J-43/2019 Judgment of the Constitutional court as a newly disclosed circumstance

19.12.2017. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases, case No SKK-605/2017 Limits of examination of the case after revocation of a court ruling and transferring of a case for a new review due to substantial violation of the norms of material or procedural law

03.12.2013. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-J-608/2013 Claim stated in application on new review of the case under procedure stipulated in Chapter 63 of the Criminal Procedure Law

07.10.2010. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-522/2010 Cancellation of a ruling appealed doesn’t impugne its validity and enforcement until cancellation of a ruling and new examination

31.08.2010. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-J-462/2010 Court rulings being examined pursuant to the Chapter 63 of the Criminal Procedure Law

31.05.2010. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-J-273/2010 Decision of a senator on refusal to check rule of law of a ruling is not to be examined pursuant to the Chapter 63 of the Criminal Procedure Law 

14.04.2010. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-J-195/2010 Court rulings examined pursuant to the Chapter 63 of the Criminal Procedure Law

14.10.2009. Decision of the Department of Criminal Cases of the Senate, case No SKK-J-525/2009 Court rulings examined pursuant to the Chapter 63 of the Criminal Procedure Law