What happens if new facts or papers, which were not previously known to the court during the trial, are discovered after a judgment is rendered under the Federal Decree-Law of 2022 Promulgating the Criminal Procedures Law 93 and can establish the innocence of the convicted person?
In such a case, if new facts or papers emerge after the judgment is rendered, and the court had no prior knowledge of them during the trial, which can prove the innocence of the convict, the court may consider these new evidence and reassess the conviction.