Whether the criminal appeal was sufficiently motivated and identifiable under Art. 385 and 396 CPP.
The appeal remained insufficient after the court's request to cure the defect, and the challenged decision could still not be identified.
A valid appeal must specify the attacked points, the reasons for a different decision, and the evidence relied on. Because the appellant did not indicate any case reference or the decision being challenged, the court could not determine the object of the appeal and therefore could not enter into the merits.