Except for a legislative provision, the prosecution has no right to appeal an adverse ruling in a criminal case.

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This is known as the principle of double jeopardy, which prohibits the prosecution from appealing a verdict of acquittal or a judgment of conviction that has become final. However, there may be some limited circumstances where the prosecution can pursue an appeal, such as in cases involving procedural errors or newly discovered evidence.

Except for a Legislative Provision, the Prosecution Has No Right