replead Antonyms
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Meaning of replead
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replead (v. t. & i.)
To plead again.
replead Sentence Examples
- The attorney entered a replea to the court, requesting an amendment to the original filing.
- The defendant repleaded their case due to newfound evidence that exonerated them.
- After the judge dismissed their plea, they repleaded within the allotted time frame.
- The plaintiff repleaded their complaint to include additional counts based on subsequent actions.
- The motion to replead was denied as untimely and not in accordance with statutory requirements.
- The court allowed the repleading of the indictment to correct a technical error.
- The prosecutor repleaded the charge against the accused to reflect the results of a new investigation.
- The defendant's replea of insanity was rejected by the jury as insufficient evidence.
- Repleading a case can be a strategic move to improve chances of success or avoid certain defenses.
- The court reprimanded the attorney for repeatedly repleading frivolous motions that delayed proceedings.
FAQs About the word replead
To plead again.
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The attorney entered a replea to the court, requesting an amendment to the original filing.
The defendant repleaded their case due to newfound evidence that exonerated them.
After the judge dismissed their plea, they repleaded within the allotted time frame.
The plaintiff repleaded their complaint to include additional counts based on subsequent actions.
