"And it's decisions are final."

Really? Armey filed an appeal after she was convicted; she lost. Then she filed an application for post-conviction relief, which was denied: she appealed that decision and lost. She then filed another application for post-conviction relief and lost. When she appealed that, the court of appeals gave her another chance to show that she had tried to file something within the statute of limitations. (This is the first time, incidentally, that she claimed to have filed something that the court system lost.) She's now appealing the denial of her third application for post-conviction relief. Not exactly what I'd call finality.