Exception in nested try-catch suite is 'leaked' to another enclosing try-catch suite

[BPYap]

When an exception is raised from a try-catch suite enclosed in another try-catch suite and both suites are trying to catch exception of same type, the exception will be passed directly to the outer suite instead of propagate outwards from inner suite. e.g:

try:
    try:
        raise TypeError
    except TypeError as e:
        print("handled by first except")

    try:
        raise TypeError
    except TypeError as e:
        print("handled by second except")
except TypeError as e:
    print("handled by outer except")

The correct output should be:

handled by first except
handled by second except

But voc produced the following output:

handled by outer except

Edit: So I did some investigations on what is causing this behavior-- something to do with the Exception table generated by JVM. Below is the Exception table generated from the example code above:

    Exception table:
       from    to  target type
          26   154   157   Class org/python/exceptions/TypeError
          26    37    40   Class org/python/exceptions/TypeError
          90   101   104   Class org/python/exceptions/TypeError

The outer exception handler is placed on top of the Exception table, so when TypeError is thrown, this entry is used by the JVM to resolve exception. The code execution will be redirected to offset 157 (the outer catch handler), bypassing the inner catch handler.

@freakboy3742, is this a bug in the JVM or can we somehow "sort" the Exception table by the label to in voc during transpilation?