Article 406 — Article (406) Challenging and Opposing the Judgment Revoking the Electronic Monitoring Order
Book 5: Miscellaneous Provisions · Part 4: Special Criminal Procedures · Chapter 4: Imposing Electronic Monitoring: Section 1: General Provisions: Article (383) Concept of Imposing Electronic Monitoring on the Defendant · Section 3: Imposing Provisional Electronic Monitoring Instead of Custodial Sentence: Article (397) Imposing Provisional Electronic Monitoring instead of Confinement
1. The revocation judgment referred to in the instances described in Article [403] of this law shall be final and unchallengeable.
2. Judgments of revocation rendered in absentia in the two instances referred to in Article [404] of this Law may be challenged by way of opposition according to the conditions, time limits and procedures set forth in Article [229] of this law. The judgment rendered on the opposition shall be final and unchallengeable.
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