English to Maori Meaning of retrial - retrial

Retrial :
retrial

arotake, anō-whakamātautau, whakahou, whakahounga

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Definitions of retrial in English
Noun(1) a new trial in which issues already litigated and to which the court has already rendered a verdict or decision are reexamined by the same court; occurs when the initial trial is found to have been improper or unfair due to procedural errors
Examples of retrial in English
(1) It is a serious crime and the retrial can be conducted without unfairness to the defendant.(2) She manages to locate some evidence that was held back by the prosecution in Darnell's first trial and in the course of a retrial , Darnell is proven innocent and set free.(3) His lawyers say he should get a retrial because of ÔÇÿconfusing instructionsÔÇÖ the judge gave the jury.(4) The Supreme Court would most likely remit the matter for a retrial in the High Court, which leaves her in a much better position than she is now.(5) the judge ordered a retrial(6) The International Court's ruling didn't call for the invalidation of the verdicts or sentences for the men, or even mandate retrials , just reviews.
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1. retrial ::
retrial
2. review ::
arotake
4. re-examination ::
anō-whakamātautau
5. revise ::
whakahou
6. revision ::
whakahounga
Different Forms
retrial, retrials
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