Sentence examples similar to conditional verdict from inspiring English sources
Chalmers and Jackson (2001) defend the apriority of application conditionals by arguing that all the empirical information that's relevant to justifying a verdict about the conditional is included in the antecedent of the application conditional so information about one's real-world environment plays no essential role in justifying verdicts about application conditionals.
It introduced, for the first time in Ireland, the power for mental health review boards (MHRBs) to grant conditional discharge to those detained following a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity (NGRI) or unfit to stand trial (UST).
Of the cases brought, the vast majority – 128 over the period – resulted in guilty verdicts, with 119 fines levied, three conditional discharges, and two remediation orders imposed.
John Jordan, an activist who was convicted of assaulting a police officer and given a conditional discharge after being arrested with "Jim Sutton", is appealing against the verdict following the allegations.
The verdict was that Little City Gardens must get a conditional-use permit, which can cost up to $3,000 and take three to five months to complete, if they wanted to sell their produce.
After the verdict, the families and lawyers of the detainees reacted with disappointment, having earlier expressed hope of a conditional release.
The first type of challenge targets the prior understanding that justifies verdicts about application conditionals.
Metallurgical evaluation proves this verdict.
