Sentence examples for consider a verdict from inspiring English sources

The jury will retire to consider a verdict.

The recorder of London, Judge Michael Hyam, sums up the case against nail bomber David Copeland (right) before sending the jury out to consider a verdict.

The jury in the Tsarnaev Trial has finally retired to consider a verdict in the death penalty trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Desmond Jaddoo, a community activist and former Birmingham city council worker, said Burrell's family were disappointed that jurors were not able to consider a verdict of unlawful killing.

The jury had been allowed by the coroner to consider a verdict of unlawful killing, but found the shooting of Duggan to be lawful.

"The jury had the option to consider a verdict of manslaughter, but has delivered a verdict that he was fully responsible for his actions and is guilty of murder.

We had considered a "verdict pending," but had believed the gap between Rice's statement and other information publicly available made a Pinocchio rating appropriate.

If electoral success is considered a verdict on job performance, the defense minister, Abdul-Kader Jassem al-Obeidi, who runs the army, and the interior minister, Jawad al-Bolani, who oversees the police force, have fared poorly.

The elections, considered a verdict on Mr Erdogan's rule, have been taking place during an economic downturn.

"Judge, I understand the position of the court, but I cannot with good conscience consider a guilty verdict," the juror wrote.

On Friday, it appeared the result of the trial hung on the opinion of a single juror who indicated in a note to judge Clifton Newman, that they could not "with good conscience consider a guilty verdict".