Based on the results of the DNA analysis and any other evidence or matter presented at the hearing, the court shall issue an order:

A.__Setting aside or vacating the petitioner's judgment of conviction, judgment of not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect or adjudication;

B.__Granting the petitioner a new trial or fact-finding hearing;

C.__Granting the petitioner a new sentencing hearing, commitment hearing or dispositional hearing;

D.__Discharging the petitioner from custody;

E.__Specifying the disposition of any evidence that remains after the completion of the DNA analysis;

F.__Granting the petitioner additional discovery on matters related to the DNA analysis or the underlying conviction or sentence, including, but not limited to, documents pertaining to the criminal investigation or the identities of other suspects; or

G.__Directing the State to place any unidentified DNA profile obtained from postjudgment of conviction DNA analysis into the state DNA database and state DNA data bank.

The court shall state its findings of fact on the record or make written findings of fact supporting the order that is issued pursuant to this subsection.

11. Appeal from a court decision. An aggrieved person A petitioner or the State may not appeal from the denial of a new trial order of the court made pursuant to subsection 10, paragraphs A to G as a matter of right. The time, and manner and specific conditions for taking that appeal to the Supreme Judicial Court, sitting as the Law Court, are as the Supreme