Whether the recourse against the non-entry order was admissible despite deficient motivation and form.
The recourse was inadmissible because the appellant did not specify the challenged points, the reasons for a different decision, or the evidence relied on, even after being given time to cure the defect.
Under Arts. 396(1) and 385 CPP, a motivated written appeal is required. If the brief does not meet these requirements, the authority must return it for completion; if the deficiency persists, it will not enter into the matter.