Assertion: case | /r/HasProperty | dismissed
Facets:
value: without prejudice
type: MANNER
value: because of prosecutorial misconduct
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: If the case is dismissed because of prosecutorial misconduct, it will typically be dismissed with prejudice, which means that the defendant cannot be retried.
text: If the court does not have jurisdiction, the defendant may challenge the suit on that ground, and the suit may be dismissed, or its result may be overturned in a subsequent action by one of the parties in the case.
text: Outside of mistrial or appeal, the rule for whether or not a case is dismissed with or without prejudice thus depends on what condition the case is in and whether "jeopardy" has attached to the case.
text: The Court thought otherwise, ruling that the counterclaim did not confer federal jurisdiction and that the case must be dismissed.
text: If the judge finds there is not enough evidence under the standard, the case must be dismissed (or a subsequent guilty verdict must be vacated and the charges dismissed).
text: The same reinstatement procedures and timetable are applicable to all dismissals for want of prosecution including cases which are dismissed pursuant to the court's inherent power, whether or not a motion to dismiss has been filed.
text: If this happens, you may have a “statute of limitations” defense that, if properly raised and proven, can lead to the case being dismissed.
text: If the discharge is properly raised and proven, it may lead to the case being dismissed.
text: The suit was dismissed because God could not be properly notified, not having a fixed address.
text: The suit was dismissed because the defendant, God, was neither an individual nor a company, and was therefore not subject to the civil court of law's jurisdiction.