Sentence examples for credible verdict from inspiring English sources

In law, the idea is to generate a credible verdict on evidence that has been authenticated.

"The Truth About 'Bloody Sunday' " (editorial, June 16) makes an important and welcome observation that the British government's report "rendered a credible verdict worthy of a democracy".

Nearly 40 years after British troops opened fire on protestors in Northern Ireland — sparking decades of bitter sectarian violence — a British government inquiry has finally rendered a credible verdict worthy of a democracy.

A successful trial, conducted to high standards and leading to a credible verdict, would strengthen African countries' argument that they can try their own leaders.

"I just don't think there was enough credible evidence to support the verdict".

The U.S. State Department stated that it was "deeply disturbed" by the sentences and urged the Bahraini government "to abide by its commitment to transparent judicial proceedings, including a fair trial, access to attorneys, and verdicts based on credible evidence".

Prosecutors are required to take only those cases they feel have enough credible evidence to support a guilty verdict, Canaff, the ex-Bronx prosecutor, explained.

Judge Trager acted with integrity and skill to obtain a jury verdict that would be fair and credible to all the members of what was at that time a troubled community.

The case turned on conflicting expert testimony, and two nurses on the jury voiced their professional opinions that the prosecution's version of how the victim died was credible, a view that helped produce a guilty verdict.

Several jurors told reporters after the verdict that they found the defendants more credible than Doe.

In interviews after their verdict, jurors said specifically that Mr. Steed was not credible.