Any aggrieved party may seek review of a final order, commitment or judgment of the Port Gamble S’Klallam Community Court in the Court of Appeals. The Tribe shall not be deemed an aggrieved party under this section as to final judgments of acquittal of a criminal defendant.
(Res. 84 A 03, 2/14/1984)
An aggrieved party may seek appellate review of acts of the Community Court which are not final by filing a notice for permission to appeal in the Court of Appeals. Permission may be granted only if:
(a) 
The Community Court has committed an obvious error which would render further proceedings useless; or
(b) 
The Community Court has committed probable error and the decision substantially alter the status quo or substantially limits the freedom of a party to act; or
(c) 
The Community Court has departed so far from the usual and accepted course of judicial proceedings as to call for review by the Court of Appeals.
(Res. 84 A 03, 2/14/1984)
The Court of Appeals shall limit its review to issues of law except that the Court of Appeals may review findings of fact in cases tried before a judge sitting without a jury and shall set aside such findings of fact if they are clearly erroneous.
(Res. 84 A 03, 2/14/1984)