New York Demand For Trial De Novo is a legal procedure that allows parties to a case to request a new trial in front of a jury in a court of law. This is done by filing a written demand for trial de Nova with the court. The demand must be signed by the parties or their attorneys in order for it to be considered. If granted, the case will be heard before a jury and the court will decide the outcome. There are two types of New York Demand For Trial De Novo: Civil and Criminal. In a civil case, the demand for trial de Nova is filed in the court where the original trial was held. The jury will hear the case and make a decision. In a criminal case, the demand for trial de Nova is filed in the appellate division of the court where the original trial was held. The appellate court will review the case and decide whether to grant the demand. If the demand is granted, the case will be remanded to a lower court for a new trial.