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Daniel M'Naghten had assassinated Edward Drummond, secretary to Robert Peel (then Prime Minister), but there was no doubt that he was seriously mentally ill and he was acquitted in a verdict so sensational that Queen Victoria herself called for him to be retried in the House of Lords.

When the Colorado Supreme Court ruled in 1893 that Tramway's perpetual franchise was unconstitutional, the company used all of its political might to have the case retried.

Boutwell's double jeopardy arguments, holding that they could be retried after their prior convictions were reversed on appeal.

in an appeal from an acquittal, it may reverse the order and direct that further inquiry be made or that the accused should be retried or committed for trial, or find him guilty and pass sentence on him or her according to law;.

*reverse the finding and sentence and acquit or discharge the accused or order him or her to be retried or committed for trial;.

In August 2013, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit denied Bruno's appeal and held that he could be retried.

Legal counsel had earlier revealed that 8 of the 20 soldiers being retried intended to plead guilty.

Dunlop was retried and convicted on 6 October 2006.

His conviction was overturned on appeal and, on July 3, 1986, the state attorney Janet Reno announced that Jones would not be retried on these charges.

First Wisconsin appealed the ruling, and in August 1977, a federal court ruled the case be retried due to the complexity of the original trial, along with the plaintiffs being allowed more time and the admission of [testimony.

After the first court case ended in a mistrial, George was retried in the fall of 1992 on seven counts, resulting in being found guilty on two charges of false statements to Congressional staff.

Qadir was later retried and the sentence was changed to eighteen months.

Aleman's re-trial and subsequent conviction are historic as he is the first American to be retried for murder following a fraudulent first trial.