re-examine
/riːɪɡˈzamɪn
/verb [with object]
1Examine again or further: I will have the body re-examined...
- For the first time since its adoption in 1930, the Code was to be fully re-examined and substantially altered.
- Pages that have not been as popular as entry pages may need to be re-examined and altered again.
- The clear purpose of the book is to re-examine the decision and alter the standards applied in the Pentagon Papers.
1.1 Law Examine (one’s own witness) again, after cross-examination by the opposing counsel: the judge asked Sir Humphrey if he wished to re-examine the witness...
- They are there variously to lead, cross-examine and re-examine witnesses and to adjudicate on the evidence.
- Witnesses are first examined-in-chief by the Prosecutor, then cross-examined by defence counsel, and subsequently re-examined by the Prosecutor.
- Dr Pearson might have to consider asking the Home Secretary to recall him or even consider re-examining him.
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