What is another word for re-sentencing?
Pronunciation: [ɹˌiːsˈɛntənsɪŋ] (IPA) 
Re-sentencing is a legal process in which a new sentence is imposed on a convicted offender. It can take place for various reasons such as procedural errors, new evidence, or changes to sentencing laws. Some synonyms for re-sentencing include rejudging, remanding, retrial, reevaluation, and resentencing review. Rejudging refers to a review or reconsideration of a prior judgment, while remanding is a legal term that refers to returning a case to a lower court for further proceedings. A retrial involves conducting a new trial to determine a new sentence, and reevaluation is an assessment of the case to determine if the original sentence is fair. Resentencing review is a process of reconsidering the original sentence in light of new evidence or legal considerations.
