In the verdict of one Boston Globe columnist, "Warren needed an A-game speech and she delivered one".
In the verdict form, jurors were first asked to decide the central question of the case - whether AEG Live hired Murray to treat Jackson.
In the verdict, the special court criticised the initial investigation and the police for "not doing any policing during the 2002 riots and then deliberately conducting poor investigations".
"We're obviously disappointed in the verdict.
Thus, there was no flaw in the verdict as rendered.
"This is the loudest message in the verdict," he said.
Charges related to his investigation were ignored in the verdict.
"We are deeply, deeply disappointed in the verdict," Howard said.
The additional evidence, he said, "undermines the court's confidence in the verdict".
"We're disappointed in the verdict," said William R. Barzee, the lawyer for Mr. Goffer.
Speaking by telephone, he said he was "disappointed" in the verdict and planned to appeal.
