Question

If a person wins an appeal in a criminal case, which of the following describes what may happen next? *

The prosecution could charge the person again, but whatever legal problem caused the appeal would have to be corrected in the second prosecution.

The prosecution would be counter-charged with wrongful prosecution and wrongful imprisonment.

They would be set free and could never be charged again for the same crime.

They could only be sued by the government in a civil lawsuit.