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retrial

British

/ riːˈtraɪəl /

noun

a second or new trial, esp of a case that has already been adjudicated upon

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When Kalia had his conviction quashed at Southwark Crown Court in 2021, the Post Office did not oppose their appeals on the grounds that it was not in the public interest to pursue a retrial.

From BBC

In accordance with Greek law, the appeal nullified his conviction and meant there would be a full retrial.

From BBC

If his conviction is overturned, the case will be sent to the High Court for a retrial.

From Barron's

Back together again, some shared warm “Murdaugh Muffins,” made of sausage, cheddar and biscuit mix, as they debated the odds of a retrial.

From The Wall Street Journal

If his conviction is overturned the case will be sent to the High Court for a retrial.

From Barron's

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