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Resentencing
Description:
Resentencing refers to the process of imposing a new sentence on a convicted individual after their original sentence has been reconsidered or modified. It can occur due to various reasons such as changes in the law, procedural errors, or the discovery of new evidence.
Sample Sentences:
- The court ordered a resentencing for the defendant due to discrepancies found in the trial.
- After successfully appealing his conviction, John was granted a resentencing.
- The resentencing hearing allowed the defense to present new evidence that could potentially reduce the defendant's sentence.
- Resentencing can provide an opportunity for offenders to receive a fairer punishment based on updated circumstances.
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