Rule Definition
Using return, break, throw, and continue from a finally block overwrites similar statements from the suspended try and catch blocks. This create an issue when a jump statement (break, continue, return and throw) would force control flow to leave a finally block.

Remediation
Avoid using jump statements in finally block. If used, it will swallow the exception raised but not handled in above try catch block.

Violation Code Sample

>>> function experiment () { 
>>>     try {
>>>         throw new RuntimeException();
>>>       } finally {
>>>             console.log("Finally Block");
>>>             return;
>>>      }}

Fixed Code Sample

>>> function experiment(){ 
>>>     try {
>>>         throw new RuntimeException();
>>>     } finally {
>>>         console.log ("Finally Block")
>>>     }}  #Return should not be used inside finally

CISQ : ASCSM-CWE-835