31In those circumstances, the appellant has no grounds to challenge the General Court’s assessment, in paragraph 27 of the judgment under appeal, that the complaints which it put forward during the hearing – alleging a failure to have regard to the principle of the presumption of innocence and a breach of the rights of the defence, guaranteed by Article 48 of the Charter – did not present a sufficiently close connection with the arguments put forward initially in the originating application to be considered as forming part of the normal evolution of debate in proceedings before the Court. Consequently, the General Court was fully entitled to consider that those arguments were new.
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