👉 In legal terms, a remanded case is one in which a court has decided to remand a case for further proceedings. This means that if you are facing a criminal charge and the prosecution decides not to proceed with it, they will send your case back to the judge or court, where a new trial can be held. The purpose of remanding a case is to allow additional evidence and arguments to be presented, which may help in finding more accurate answers to questions that have been asked.
