DISTINCTION BETWEEN A NEW TRIAL AND RECONSIDERATION
Category: Criminal Procedure
NEW TRIAL
Reopens the case after judgment has been rendered, in order to allow
reception of new evidence and further proceedings
Only proper after rendition or promulgation of judgment
MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
Doesn’t open the case for further proceedings
The court is merely asked to reconsider its finding of law in order
to make them comformable to the law applicable to the case
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DISTINCTION BETWEEN A NEW TRIAL AND RECONSIDERATION
Category: Criminal Procedure
NEW TRIAL
Reopens the case after judgment has been rendered, in order to allow
reception of new evidence and further proceedings
Only proper after rendition or promulgation of judgment
MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION
Doesn’t open the case for further proceedings
The court is merely asked to reconsider its finding of law in order
to make them comformable to the law applicable to the case
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
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