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What happens if a court overturns a verdict during the appeals phase?

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Usimov [2.4K]3 years ago

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The correct answer is The suspect is no longer considered guilty of the crime.

When an individual files for an appeal, it is usually because the person felt that they were wrongly convicted of a crime. This appeals process gives the person accused of a crime a second chance at justice. This appeals court has the power to overturn the prior case for individuals, allowing them to be free if their case is overturned.

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