§ 202.45 Rescheduling after jury disagreement, mistrial or order for new trial

If a jury can't agree on a verdict, or a judge declares a mistrial, or a court orders a new trial, the case doesn't just end. It gets put back on the calendar to be tried again.

There's one extra step if an appeals court is the one that orders the new trial. In that case, someone has to file a formal notice with the court clerk to get the case rescheduled. This makes sure the case moves forward and doesn't just sit without a new trial date.