"The cases of Arthur Allan Thomas, David Bain and Teina Pora (to name a few) show that sometimes there is merit in re-examining a case".
Podcasting had been growing swiftly for years, but in 2014, "Serial," a show that in its first season re-examined a murder case, was the first breakout hit.
The case will re-examine an episode that led to more than 100 deaths on the Caribbean island of Grenada and still has ramifications for the region today.
The day before the announcement, Mr. Ahmadinejad urged the court to re-examine the case fairly, an effort that analysts saw as a way to portray himself as a defender of human rights ahead of the presidential election on June 12.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland is to re-examine the case of a South Armagh man cleared of involvement in the Omagh bomb.
A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit denied requests by the inmate, John W. Byrd Jr., to re-examine his case, but a member of the panel asked for more time for the full court to study the case.
It was only when Boris Johnstone succeeded Livingstone as mayor and the coalition government came to power that they resolved to re-examine the case for a 60,000-seat football stadium, believing it to be the best way to secure a viable commercial future.
The mayor appeared, however, to immediately set off more confusion, when after a meeting with Mr. Bloomberg, the detective's father said he expected the city medical examiner to re-examine the case.
Mr Danczuk has previously said that he asked police to re-examine the case after "a number of victims came to see me and raise concerns".
Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk said he had asked police to re-examine the case after "a number of victims came to see me and raise concerns".
Mr Danczuk previously said he asked police to re-examine the case after "a number of victims came to see me and raised concerns".
