Sentence examples for a new trial from from inspiring English sources

That's likely why the defendant Parvin got a new trial from the Mississippi Supreme Court, but the others did not.

A judge rejected a plea for a new trial from Mumia Abu-Jamal, the former Black Panther and journalist sentenced to death for killing a police officer in 1981.

An appeals court turned down a request for a new trial from a former District of Columbia judge who sued his dry cleaner for $54 million over a lost pair of pants.

On Monday, a judge denied a motion for a new trial from defendants Sherwin-Williams, NL Industries and ConAgra Grocery Products.

The ruling granted a new trial for Saylor Suazo, an immigrant from Honduras who remained in the United States after his visa expired.

I would stress, however, more than by the three-line final footnote which may be lost to the reader who is more interested in the notoriety of the case than in what we are doing today by way of specific ruling, that this remand does not necessarily mean a new trial for Father Groppi, and freedom from his conviction on the charge of resisting arrest.

* * * If in such circumstances, habeas corpus could be used to correct the error, the writ would become a delayed motion for a new trial, renewed from time to time as the legal climate changed.

After hearing argument on the motions, October 10 , 1956 the Court recessed to consider the matter, following which its decision to order a new trial was announced from the bench.

Mr. Dalla Vedova said that the legal reasoning for ordering a new trial was expected from the Court of Cassation within 90 days, and that at that point, lawyers would learn "which points of the case will have to be re-examined" in the new appeals trial.

A18 Old Evidence Resurfaces Lawyers for Edward Lee Elmore, who has been on South Carolina's death row for 18 years for a murder and rape, will go to court on Dec. 21 to seek a new trial, citing DNA evidence from hair samples that a forensic investigator retrieved from his file cabinet after many years.

Every day presents a sickening new trial – from paying for their daughter's cremation with a cash card, "like I'm buying a bag of bananas", to preparing for their first childless Christmas.