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retrial

/ˌriːˈtraɪ.əl/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un nuevo juicio o proceso judicial llevado a cabo por el mismo tribunal para revisar asuntos ya juzgados, generalmente ordenado cuando el proceso original se consideró defectuoso o injusto debido a errores procesales.

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noun

/ˌriːˈtraɪ.əl/C1formallegal
  • esSustantivo que designa un nuevo juicio o proceso judicial llevado a cabo por el mismo tribunal para revisar asuntos ya juzgados, generalmente ordenado cuando el proceso original se consideró defectuoso o injusto debido a errores procesales.

A noun referring to a new trial conducted by the same court to reexamine issues that have already been litigated, typically ordered when the initial trial was deemed improper or unfair due to procedural errors.

  1. New judicial proceedingC1formallegal

    A second trial conducted by a court to reexamine a case that has already been decided, typically due to procedural errors or unfairness in the original trial.

    esNuevo juicio

    • The judge ordered a retrial after discovering the jury had been improperly influenced.
    • The defense attorney argued that a retrial was necessary because of new evidence.
    • The appellate court granted a retrial due to a procedural mistake during the first hearing.

    Sinónimosreexaminationrehearing

Formas
  • retrials plural form
  • retrials' possessive plural form
  • retrial's possessive singular form