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We would like to inform you that if the judgment against you in the case was regarding a bounced check, you can appeal against the ruling by challenging it, and if the sentence against you was in your presence, you can appeal, and here is the text of Penal Code relating to your inquiry:
Article 229
The convicted person and the civil rights officer shall be entitled to appeal by way of opposition in absentee judgments in misdemeanors and misdemeanors within seven days from the date of announcing the verdict by a report in the penal code that issued the judgment specifying the date of the hearing that was determined for consideration by the opposition.
The Opposition has to reconsider the case against the opposition before the court that issued the absentee ruling, and the opposition may not object to its opposition. If the opposition does not attend the first hearing of the opposition, the opposition considers that it was not and does not accept the opposition opposition in the ruling issued in his absence. 
Article 230 
Each of the accused and the public prosecution may appeal the judgments rendered by the criminal courts of first degree. The appeal shall not result in staying the execution of the appealed judgment unless otherwise decided by the court that rendered it , under the conditions set forth by this court. The judgment pronouncing the death sentence is considered appealed and its execution is stopped.
Article 234
An appeal shall be made by a report in the Penal Code within fifteen days from the date of the judgment or from the date of the issued judgment by the opposition. If the sentenced person is in prison, he can submit his/her appeal report to the prison commander and the prison officer must immediately send the appeal report to the penal code registrar.
If the convict is bailed, the Court of Appeal may release him by a pledge/undertaken or any other guarantee in accordance with the discretion of the Court until the dismissal of the appeal. The Attorney General may appeal within thirty days from the date of the judgment.
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