Post-Trial Procedures

Post-trial procedures refer to the steps taken after a trial has concluded. This includes actions such as filing appeals if one side believes there was a legal error during the trial, which could change the outcome. There may also be post-trial motions, such as requesting a new trial or altering the judgment. Additionally, the court may need to address sentencing in criminal cases. These procedures ensure that all legal rights are preserved and that the trial's findings are properly reviewed and enforced.