In a case that highlights the growing use of the death penalty in a country that has already executed more than 100 people this year, Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani was convicted in May 2006 of conducting an "illicit relationship outside marriage". Sakineh already endured a sentence of 99 lashes, but her case was re-opened when a court in Tabriz suspected her of murdering her husband.
The case was re-opened after GMP's sexual crime unit highlighted failings with the initial investigation as part of Operation Span which took a fresh look at allegations from other under-age girls in the Rochdale area.
In April 2007, Basso's case was re-opened by the FCI, a step rarely taken on cases formally shelved.
At the time the presiding Attorney General scoffed at the case, but as recently as last week the case was re-opened.
LGBT Denmark then provided documentation that her life would be in danger if she returned to Guatemala and her case was re-opened, according to reports.
For example, after an eye-opening investigation from the Center for Public Integrity, which revealed that a federal judge who participated in a mortgage foreclosure-related decision owned stock in Wells Fargo, a case was re-opened.
For example, after an eye-opening investigation from the Center for Public Integrity, which revealed that a federal judge who participated in a mortgage foreclosure-related decision owned stock in Wells Fargo, a case was re-opened.
The case was re-opened when lawmakers restored about two thirds of the cuts in 2013, and Greg Abbott continues to resist any ruling that would lead to the court ordering the state to live up to its constitutional mandate to provide sufficient and equitable funding for public schools.
However, police officials indicated the evidence revealed nothing and that people who thought the case was being re-opened were "very, very incorrect".
Talk with people from your community about the impact of the case on their lives and how they feel about the trial being re-opened.
