/ˈmɪstraɪəlˈ/ – Noun
Definition: việc xét xử sai.
A more throughout explanation: A mistrial is a legal declaration by the presiding judge that a trial must be terminated and declared void due to a significant error or misconduct that has occurred during the proceedings, preventing a fair and impartial trial from taking place. This decision typically results in the case being retried at a later date with a new jury.
Example: The judge declared a mistrial due to the jury being unable to reach a unanimous verdict.