Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
reindict
Verb
/ˌriː.ɪnˈdaɪkt/

Definition
To indict someone again for a crime, usually after a previous indictment has been resolved or dismissed.

Examples
- After new evidence emerged, the grand jury decided to reindict the suspect.
- The defendant faced the possibility of reindictment if the investigation yielded more incriminating information.

Meaning
Reindicting someone typically occurs when new evidence is found or when prior charges are deemed insufficient.

Synonyms
- Reprosecute
- File charges again
- Reapply charges