The phrase "a retrial on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to a new trial that is held to reconsider a case or a specific issue within a case.
Example: "The court has decided to grant a retrial on the grounds of new evidence being presented."
Alternatives: "a new trial regarding" or "a retrial concerning".
He is facing a retrial on two counts – one of indecent assault of a woman between 1 November 1990 and 31 January 1991, and another of sexual assault on a different woman between 1 June 2008 and 30 November 2008 - on which a jury was unable to reach verdicts at a trial earlier this year.
This one adjustment alone would be enough to take the damages award (prior to any of the enhancements requested by Apple) below the psychologically important billion-dollar threshold, and Samsung might then try to argue that this contrary-to-law approach by the jury to the damages figure for one of two dozen products dictates a retrial on all damages numbers.
A member of the Pagans motorcycle gang, tried in connection with a fatal brawl on Long Island in February, has been convicted on one charge and cleared of two others, but faces a retrial on a fourth charge, a federal prosecutor said yesterday.
He now faces a retrial on those charges.
On Nov. 26, Mr. Forde faces a retrial on bribery charges in state court in Manhattan.
The crown is considering an application for a retrial on the sham marriage charges.
The federal district court in New Orleans has agreed to hear Mr. Skilling's request for a retrial on Nov. 1.
Mr. Sanderson said Mr. Hallinan could seek a retrial on the murder charge, but other legal experts disagreed.
Mubarak, 85, still faces a retrial on charges of complicity in the murder of protesters during the 2011 revolt.
A military division of Russia's Supreme Court ordered a retrial on the treason charges, leading to today's conviction.
Justice Carruthers set a court date of May 23 to hear whether prosecutors would seek a retrial on the rape counts.
