Synonyms for retrial
ˈriˌtraɪ əl, -ˌtraɪlre·tri·al

Princeton's WordNet

1. retrialnoun

   a new trial in which issues already litigated and to which the court has already rendered a verdict or decision are reexamined by the same court; occurs when the initial trial is found to have been improper or unfair due to procedural errors

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1. • Law
   • Trial

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1. List of paraphrases for "retrial":

   re-trial, rehearing, trial

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1. Mohamed Fahmy:

   The trial date on February 12 represents our worst nightmare, to have to go through another circus of a retrial.

2. Dan Bishop:

   Is this abuse the official policy? i certainly hope justice is done in that retrial in Michigan. But the evidence is already clear enough for me to know that there is a gross culture of gross abuse at the Department of Justice.

3. Paul Callan:

   If he winds up with 60 or 75 years in jail, from a pragmatic standpoint it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to retry the case, on the other hand if you're the parents of Jordan Davis and you believe, as well you should, that your son's reputation has been besmirched by this self-defense claim, the family (might) want a retrial, and that's something that a prosecutor has to consider carefully.

4. State Attorney Office:

   The new DNA test results from the vaginal swab point to Hayes’ involvement in the Broward murder of Albertson, despite the fact that a jury acquitted him of the state homicide charge in the 1997 retrial.

5. Mohamed Lotfy:

   There is some recklessness in how they deal with these cases, they think that in the worst case it will go to appeal anyway, so they give defendants the harshest possible sentence knowing that later a retrial can be ordered.