Key legal question
Whether the later psychiatric/psychological opinions constituted new and serious facts or evidence justifying revision under Art. 410(1)(a) CPP.
Extracted holding
They did not. The 'suicide extended' theory had already been discussed, and the new opinions were not capable of undermining the prior judicial expert report or the factual findings supporting conviction.
Extracted reasoning
The asserted facts were not new because the suicide-related intention had already appeared in the original proceedings. The opinions were also not serious: the treating psychiatrist expressly did not challenge the judicial expert report, and the psychotherapist's brief report departed from established facts and lacked probative force.