retrial|retrials in English

noun

[re·tri·al || ‚rɪː'traɪəl]

second or additional trial

Use "retrial|retrials" in a sentence

1. The judge ordered a retrial.

2. The retrial is in the rebuttal phase.

3. One jury will decide the retrial.

4. The judge ordered a retrial because of irregularities.

5. The judge's intemperate outburst almost caused a retrial.

6. Held, allowing the appeal, but ordering a retrial.

7. She Appealed to the court fora retrial

8. He petitioned for a retrial in camera.

9. The discovery of new evidence forced a retrial.

10. On October 30, 2001, Judge Vera Dubinskaya began the retrial.

11. 24 Casa Alianza has continued to press for a retrial.

12. Casa Alianza has continued to press for a retrial.

13. Powell's retrial on that specific charge was due to start on Oct.

14. A retrial can only take place when new evidence has emerged.

15. District Attorney McKittrick has asked the judge for a retrial.

16. The jury was dismissed and the judge ordered a retrial.

17. The players will face a retrial on charges of serious assault in October.

18. 8 The rancher, Darli Alves da Silva will now face a retrial.

19. The judge ordered a retrial because new evidence had come to light.

20. The people's court shall form a new collegial panel for the purpose of the retrial.

21. Erik, and Lyle, are in the prosecution rebuttal phase of their murder retrial.

22. A retrial was necessary after the original trial ended with a hung jury.

23. 27 Accept the candidate : If the candidate passes the retrial, both parties transact the probation procedures.

24. The death sentence was upheld during the retrial in 1906 but was later commuted to life imprisonment.

25. He had been tried jointly with another businessman, Jeffrey Smith, who was eventually cleared at a retrial.