Reasonable DoubtThe amount of proof necessary for the State to prove guilt.RebuttalEvidence or argument designed to defeat or take away the effect of the
opponent's evidence or argument.RedirectFollows cross-examination and is exercised by the party who first examined the
witness at a court proceeding.RemandTo send back. For example, the Court of Appeals may remand a case to Superior
Court for retrial or other action.RestitutionThe amount of money a Judge orders a defendant to pay to the victim as a
condition of the sentence. It is an act of restoring anything to its rightful owner. It is giving or
making well on an equivalent to any loss, damage, or injury suffered by the victim.Revocation ArraignmentThe time set where the court informs the probationer of each alleged probation
violation. The probationer either admits or denies each allegation.Rulle 11A psychiatric evaluation to determine if the defendant is competent to stand
trial.