Whether the criminal appeal met the formal requirements of Art. 399(3) and (4) CPP.
No. The appellant filed on time, but his statement did not specify the requested modifications of the first-instance judgment or the exact parts challenged.
A valid appeal declaration must indicate whether the judgment is attacked in whole or in part, what changes are requested, and any evidence requests. The appellant's letters merely expressed general opposition and remained too vague even after a deadline to cure the defect.