Failure to appeal within the permitted time will result in the entry of judgment. See Super. Ct. R. 74 ; State v. Ryan, 142 N.H. 486, 487, 703 A.2d 1364 (1997). Because the defendant failed to directly appeal the imposition of his suspended sentence, we do not reach the merits of his sufficiency claim.
This ruling, however, does not foreclose the filing of an extraordinary writ. See State v. Ryan, 142 N.H. 486, 487 (1997). Affirmed.