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Criminal

Feb. 26, 2000

Changing Minds

Judges cannot reconsider motions for a new trial based on reconsideration of the evidence. Page 7 . Changing Minds Exception to 'No Reconsideration' Rule Would Lead to Interminable Proceedings

By Alex Ricciardulli
         If a judge in a criminal case grants a motion for a new trial, can he or she ever reconsider and then deny the motion? By the same token, if a judge denies a motion for a new trial, can the judge later change his or her mind and then grant the motion? These questions have been plaguing courts in California for well over 100 years.
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