§ 510 Proceedings if case resubmitted.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

When a judge sends a criminal case back for more action, the case has to follow the same steps and procedures already laid out in this part of the law. Nothing changes just because the case is being sent back. The prosecution has to go through the same process it would have followed the first time around.

This rule basically makes sure there's no shortcut or special treatment when a case gets resubmitted. Everyone involved, including the prosecutor, the defendant, and the court, follows the standard rules that would normally apply. This keeps the process fair and consistent, no matter how many times a case moves forward.