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- verb Past participle of
rehear
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Examples
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That is, pent- in the original pentiz was “reheard” as a familiar element, as the pent- in words like pentangle.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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That is, pent- in the original pentiz was “reheard” as a familiar element, as the pent- in words like pentangle.
The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010
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The RIAA has succeeded in bringing only one case before a judge and jury, and even that is slated to be reheard on June 15.
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The third judge on the case, Pierre Leval, wrote a strong dissent and it is likely to be reheard en banc.
Alien Tort Victory 2010
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The supreme court reverses a good majority of cases it hears - she has plenty of cases they did not think needed to be reheard.
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In that case, the court sent the detainee back to the district court to have his habeas corpus petition reheard.
Appeals Courts Makes It Easier For Government To Hold Gitmo Detainees The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Once the 3-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit issues its decision, a party may ask that the case be reheard by the original 3-judge panel or, in the alternative that it be heard 'en banc' by a group of eleven randomly-assigned judges out of the 27 judges on the Ninth Circuit.
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Once the 3-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit issues its decision, a party may ask that the case be reheard by the original 3-judge panel or, in the alternative that it be heard 'en banc' by a group of eleven randomly-assigned judges out of the 27 judges on the Ninth Circuit.
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A four-year ban remains in place against Dean McKeown after his case was partially reheard by the British Horseracing Authority.
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Once the 3-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit issues its decision, a party may ask that the case be reheard by the original 3-judge panel or, in the alternative that it be heard 'en banc' by a group of eleven randomly-assigned judges out of the 27 judges on the Ninth Circuit.
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