👉 The term "outheard" is a term used in the United States to describe someone who has been found guilty of a crime, but who has appealed their conviction and is now on trial for that crime. This person may still be tried by a judge or jury in court, but they are not currently facing any charges themselves. The outheard process can be complex and involves several steps, including the filing of motions to dismiss charges and the preparation of evidence, all of which must be done
