"Retrial" Example Sentences
1. The defendant was granted a retrial due to new evidence.
2. After the unsuccessful trial, the lawyers sought a retrial.
3. The judge ordered a retrial after discovering juror misconduct.
4. The defendant's request for a retrial was denied by the judge.
5. The retrial resulted in a different verdict than the first trial.
6. The defendant's lawyers argued for a retrial based on incorrect jury instructions.
7. The appeal court granted a retrial due to errors made by the prosecution.
8. The defendant was exonerated after a retrial was granted.
9. The retrial lasted several weeks before a verdict was reached.
10. The judge declared a mistrial, leading to a retrial in the future.
11. The defendant's retrial was scheduled for the following month.
12. After a hung jury, a retrial was scheduled by the court.
13. The prosecution was unprepared for the retrial, leading to a mistrial.
14. The defendant exercised their right to a retrial.
15. The defendant's motion requesting a retrial was granted by the judge.
16. Due to prosecutorial misconduct, a retrial was ordered.
17. The defense team was confident about the outcome of the retrial.
18. The judge set strict guidelines for evidence in the retrial.
19. After a successful appeal, the defendant was granted a retrial.
20. The judge allowed new evidence to be presented during the retrial.
21. The attorneys spent months preparing for the retrial.
22. The retrial took place in a different city to avoid publicity.
23. The original jury pool was dismissed for the retrial.
24. The defense argued for a change of venue for the retrial.
25. After a retrial, the defendant was sentenced to a lesser charge.
26. The prosecutor argued for a harsher sentence during the retrial.
27. The defendant pleaded guilty before the retrial began.
28. The judge ruled that certain evidence could not be used in the retrial.
29. The prosecution successfully appealed the retrial decision.
30. The defendant's retrial was postponed due to a medical issue of the defense attorney.
Common Phases
1. The defendant wanted a
retrial after the first trial ended in a mistrial;
2. The judge granted the
retrial due to new evidence presented by the defense;
3. The prosecution opposed the
retrial, arguing that there was no legal basis for it;
4. The
retrial was scheduled to begin next month, with a new jury selected for the case;
5. The defense team expressed confidence that they would win the
retrial and prove their client's innocence.