The first trial and the second trial won the case, and the other party appealed to the High Court, which sent it back for retrial.

There are two decisive factors in remanding and rejecting the application for retrial.

Retrial is a public-to-public matter, which means that the higher court sends an official letter to the lower court, asking for a retrial of the flawed and controversial case.

Rejecting the retrial application is a public-private issue, which means that the higher court upheld the judgment of the lower court and rejected the complainant's request for retrial report. In fact, the judgment has ended internally, and even if the complainant has enough evidence to overturn the original judgment, the court cannot be responsible for the wrong judgment.

The judge thinks that it is not important as long as it is not related to life and death, and slowly delays.