Sentence examples for potential retrial from inspiring English sources

In addition, Bunting argued, even if Butler crossed the high threshold at the court of appeal, a potential retrial would be in "the distance future" and a jury could therefore not be prejudiced.

Mrs Justice Pauffley said the reporting of the 2014 judgment, which found Butler responsible for Ellie's death, would be extensive and could prejudice a jury in a potential retrial.

She told those present in court that she had read on the BBC website that Butler had shouted from the dock that he would appeal against his conviction and she was "troubled" by the impact of any reporting on a potential retrial.

Most notably, perhaps, the U.S. Department of Justice weighed in on the case by submitting an amicus brief that recommended the Supreme Court send the case back to the lower court for a potential retrial.

A white bank worker and a black transit supervisor were among those selected yesterday as potential jurors for the retrial of former police officer Charles Schwarz in the Abner Louima brutality case.

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Porter's testifying in Goodson and White's cases — regardless of their outcome — would also cast him in a negative light for future potential jurors heading into his own retrial in state court, his attorneys argued.

A retrial is possible.

A federal judge has denied what he called a "harebrained" motion by Rod Blagojevich's lawyers over what they claimed was potential misconduct by the jury forewoman at his retrial.

"And we still faced a potential penalty of 20 years if on a retrial there had been a conviction on first-degree manslaughter, or 10 years on second-degree manslaughter".