retry

/ riːˈtraɪ /

verb

1. tr to try again (a case already determined); give a new trial to

Example Sentences

The process could pave the way for the brothers to be retried, resentenced to a lesser prison term or released from custody.

From Los Angeles Times

In a further tweet, she said would "not be gagged on a point of principle" and accused the Conservative Party under Mr Sunak of wanting to "retry and replay" the trial of Ms Hussain.

From BBC

After prosecutors declined to retry Wilson, a judge sentenced him to one year of probation — including six months of home confinement — for filing the false tax return.

From Los Angeles Times

In November 1975, the appeals court transfers the case to the Amiens Criminal Court where Goldman is retried for his crimes.

From Salon

The case disintegrated as prosecutors prepared to retry it.

From Los Angeles Times