When the case or the trial is over and there’s a decision, if the court’s is going to impose a sentence, then there can be a sentencing hearing. If there’s not going to be a sentence because you were acquitted of the charges, then the court may entertain different motions that deal with returns of property of different pieces of evidence that were seized, and you get your belongings back. If the court had a protective order and took your firearm away from you, you can get your firearm back, and that protective order can be lifted.
Ultimately, if there is a conviction, the other step that an individual must do, is to deal with the issues of whether or not there are different appellate remedies that can be looked into, and that is whether or not it would be wise to file an appeal of that conviction, and the different standards that apply.