"Trial ineffective" refers to situations where there are significant errors or irregularities during a trial that compromise the defendant's right to a fair trial. This could include issues such as incompetence of legal representation, biased jury selection, or improper admission of evidence, leading to the possibility of a mistrial or appeal.
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affective means that it has an effect on your body or it makes you cause reaction. ineffective means the opposite
If you mean "ineffective", that means it's not effective.
effective means-something positive can happen ineffective means-something negative can happen
not producing any effect -not going anywhere
Ineffective
When someone in the army made a plan and said its effective immediately they are saying they should do it right then and there. Then after someone gave that order if they decide not to do it it was ineffective.
Ineffective counsel refers to a situation where a defense attorney's performance falls below the standard of competence expected of criminal defense attorneys, resulting in a violation of the defendant's constitutional right to effective assistance of counsel. This can include errors in investigation, strategy, communication, or presentation of the case. In such cases, a defendant may have grounds to appeal their conviction or sentence.
effective nor ineffective
"Ineffective" means not producing any significant or desired effect.
The root "void" typically refers to something that is empty, lacking, or devoid of content. It can convey a sense of emptiness or absence.