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Last month, Guatemala’s Constitutional Court ruled that one of the country’s high impact criminal courts will rehear their case.
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But as a new MLB panel prepares to rehear the case, there have been whispers around town about the possibility of the Orioles leaving Baltimore one day.
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The opponents showed up because several groups filed a petition to demand the council rehear the case that ended with council's 6-1 approval of the plant.
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Proctor's decision was upheld by the federal appeals court in Atlanta, which last week denied the firm’s request to rehear the issue.
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The fireworks came during the council meeting, however, when opponents began speaking in favor of the petition to rehear the power plant case.
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In a statement released by the PBA, Officer Piagentini's widow, Diane Piagentini, said the governor should appoint new parole board members to rehear Bell's case.
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The jury began its second day of deliberations Thursday by rehearing the testimony of the defense team’s star witness.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the state’s petition to rehear its decision.
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First Known Use of rehear
1675
Law Dictionary
legal Definition of rehear
reheard
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\-ˈhərd\;
rehearing
: to consider again or anew after decision or dismissal in the same or another forum : hold an additional hearing about
- would defer to an arbitrator's decision without rehearing the matter
- —M. A. Kelly
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