Blackvegetable » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑
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Were it "null and void" the Court would not give Grafton another "bite at the apple".
The perp is negotiating, HAVING GONE ON RECORD AS NOT DISPUTING THE ALLEGED ACTS, because he sees the risk of loss in a second trial as too great.
Nod.
Ooops, forgot this part:
What Happens Next
- The Verdict is Voided: The defendant is no longer legally considered convicted of that crime, wiping away the immediate judgment. [1]
- The Case is Usually Remanded: Most of the time, the supreme court sends the case back ("remands" it) to the lower trial court for further proceedings. [1, 2]
- Possibility of a New Trial: The local prosecutor can often choose to hold a brand-new trial, fix the original errors, or drop the charges entirely.