reinvestigations
Reinvestigations refer to the re-examination of an investigation that has already concluded or is near completion. They occur in multiple domains, including criminal justice, journalism, science, and corporate governance. The purpose is to address new evidence, procedural errors, or shifts in legal standards that may affect findings, charges, or conclusions.
Grounds for reinvestigation include newly discovered physical or digital evidence, exculpatory information, witness recantations, or mistakes
Procedures typically involve independent or supervisory authorities, review boards, or appellate or prosecutor offices. Processes may
In journalism, reinvestigation refers to re-examining a previous published story, often to verify facts, correct errors,
Critics argue reinvestigations can be costly and politically contentious, potentially delaying justice or undermining final decisions,