Sentence examples for Make a retrial from inspiring English sources

The court decided that it would be reasonably possible for a jury to convict Thomas based on the available evidence, so it then considered whether there were factors which would make a retrial unjust.

Since the government is so hot to trot with a retrial, maybe we can at least make a quixotic plea for a change of venue.

Now, Cosby will face a retrial in Pennsylvania on April 2, and his prosecutors reportedly want to make a major change to their strategy the second go-around.

Thomas' original convictions were quashed, however before the final orders were made the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions sought to make a submission as to whether there should be a directed acquittal or whether there should be a retrial.

Finally, body cameras would prevent false arrests and convictions, meaning down the line the city would not have to make a settlement in the millions when someone's conviction is overturned, or spare us the cost of a retrial.

Guardian Australia understands that the appeal was lodged in March this year, with the Egyptian authorities making a decision on retrial later this month.

In one we made a serious mistake in offering no evidence at a retrial.

The request for a retrial was made in August, and the Supreme Court has not yet announced its decision.

The  verdict against Colm Murphy and Seamus Daly follows a legal move by members of the victims' families, after a decision was made to grant the pair a retrial.

Florian Mueller, a patent analyst, said the decision "could easily give rise to a retrial".

The judge dismissed the jury and the prosecution and said that no decision had yet been made on whether there would be a retrial.