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The phrase "a verdict would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or conclusion of a decision, particularly in legal contexts.
Example: "After reviewing all the evidence, the jury concluded that a verdict would be reached by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "the decision would be" or "the ruling would be".
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The judge eventually announced that a verdict would be issued on 26 October.
The court said a verdict would be announced at a later hearing but did not set a date.
"I have nothing else but this". The judge said a verdict would be issued on July 18.
According to the IRNA report, Esmaili stressed that a verdict would be announced at the end of the legal procedures.
On Wednesday, a Libyan court heard the final appeal of their 2004 death sentences, with the judge saying a verdict would be announced on July 11.
If this had been the object of the conspiracy charged, we have no doubt that such a verdict would be upheld".
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The lawyers each downed a bloody mary with their meals and discussed the possibility that a note announcing a guilty verdict would be waiting.
One defendant, Peter Sunde, said a guilty verdict would "be a huge mistake for the future of the internet…it's quite obvious which side is the good side".The court agreed that it was obvious and found the four men guilty, fining them a combined SKr30m ($3.6m) and sentencing them each to a year in jail.
Assuming an 80% conviction rate, the average fine in a case resulting in a guilty verdict would be $275.
If they had been charged under a federal statute against misleading federal investigators, the court stated, "we have no doubt that such a jury verdict would be upheld".
If this had been the object of the conspiracy charged, we have no doubt that such a jury verdict would be upheld...
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