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It means that the charge is going to be sent back to the lower court or the agency that filed the charge for reconsideration, along with instructions by the judge for how it should be handled (for example, dismissed because of officer error).
Essentially, it means you were not convicted. If the charge is remanded to file, this is NOT a conviction.
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What does Mississippi state flower mean?
Magnolia is the official state flower for Mississippi.
Veterans ssoc can this more often mean a good decision after a remand?
No. Veterans ssoc does not necessarily mean a good decision after a remand.
What does the Mississippi state flag mean?
It represents freedom
What does mississippi's state motto mean?
it means by bravery and arms
The state of Kansas is part of the Mississippi River Drainage Basin What does this mean?
All streams in Kansas eventually lead to the Mississippi River
What state is on the left side of Mississippi?
If by left you mean west, Arkansas and Louisiana. If you mean east, Alabama.
What does 'remanded to the high court' mean?
To remand means to hand back to the care of a court or jurisdiction. So to remand to a high court means just that: to hand a case back to the high court.
Why does the saying yes Mississippi was but Mississippi is mean?
Why does the saying yes Mississippi was but Mississippi is mean?
Is Washington in Mississippi?
I assume you mean Washington DC. Washington is a state on the west coast. And no, Washington DC is it's own "State".
What do the colors on the Mississippi state flag mean?
The colors of red, white and blue are representative of the national colors.
Can you file for divorce from the US if you have a Ghana marriage license?
A license does not mean one got married. You can file for divorce at your current state of residence.
What does Mississippi's motto mean?
Mississippi State Motto"Virtute et armis"(By valor and arms)Adopted in 1894.Language: LatinMississippi's motto is not an official state motto, as such, but has been accepted as an element of the Mississippi coat of arms. Adopted in 1894.Mississippi's State motto, Virtute Et Armis, meaning by valor and arms, may have been suggested by the motto of Lord Gray De Wilton, Virtute Non Armis Fido.
