Definition: "Affirmative Motion for Review," a term in criminal law, refers to an application by the prosecution that seeks to review the evidence presented at trial on certain charges, often as part of a plea bargain. The process begins with the defense introducing their case and then the prosecution presents its case. If the prosecution proves the defendant's innocence beyond a reasonable doubt, they may ask for a motion of no contest or a motion to dismiss the charges.
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