Sentence examples for retrial by from inspiring English sources

But Lord Justice Laws ruled after an application for retrial by the crown that Hyde should face a retrial for murder.

She said Qatada had been convicted twice in his absence in Jordan and would face a retrial by a military court on evidence that was highly likely to have been obtained by torture.

Even if members of the Makhmudov clan committed the killing – which is by no means certain, as two of the brothers were acquitted in 2009, before being sent back for retrial by Russia's Supreme Court – they were pawns in a much bigger game.

Muntassir al-Zayyat, who is based in Cairo, told Guardian Australia that Abdellatif applied for an appeal with the Egyptian justice ministry in March, and the Egyptian authorities were expected to decide whether to grant him a retrial by the end of June.

Glossip was represented at his retrial by the Oklahoma Indigent Defense System and was convicted again in 2004.

Lindsay, who invoked the gay panic defence, was twice found guilty of the 2011 murder of Andrew Negre, before being granted a retrial by the High Court.

This will allow around 800 prisoners from the Shining Path terrorist group, including Abimael Guzmán, its notorious leader, who were convicted in military tribunals to demand retrials by civilian courts.

It was authorized in "appeals of murder", that is, retrials by private prosecution following an acquittal for murder.

"The district court abused its discretion by barring retrial and by granting the extraordinary remedy of an unconditional writ," the two-to-one majority wrote.

Even with the access to the retrial conferred by a press pass, my appetite for a free primer on American politics is somewhat less than before.

A higher court then overturned the charges — as happens fairly often in Russia after jury acquittals, about which more in a second — and ordered a retrial, but by then the alleged shooter had disappeared.