Sentence examples for retrial at all from inspiring English sources

A mistrial can be a good development for a defendant because it presents another chance to fight the case — if prosecutors decide on a retrial at all.

Yam, a British citizen born in China, who was extradited from Switzerland to face trial, is expected to face a retrial at a later date.

Opposing the CPS application for a retrial at a hearing last April, Dobson's counsel argued that adverse publicity would make it impossible for the jury to try the case with the necessary fairness.

"We believe that the case must be sent back for a retrial, at the very least".

Kevin Hutchinson-Foster was convicted today of passing the gun to Mr Duggan after a retrial at the Old Bailey.

Having won some relief over sentencing, the lawyers then argued the case for a retrial at the Florida supreme court.

Following a retrial at the Old Bailey, he was found guilty by a majority of preparing terrorist acts before his arrest on June 3 last year.

But a jury took less than five hours to return a unanimous not-guilty verdict at a retrial at London's Woolwich crown court.

In 1993 he was indicted again and for some reason he had to wait until 1998 before a retrial, at which point he was convicted again.

"We are truly sorry that your words of truth fell upon deaf ears," Masanobu Sato, the presiding judge, told Mr. Sugaya at a retrial at Utsunomiya District Court, north of Tokyo, according to news reports.

Turkish-born Erol Incedal, 27, from London, broke down in tears as he was found not guilty after a retrial at the Old Bailey of plotting to either attack individuals or carry out a "Mumbai style" outrage using a Kalashnikov.