Body and Soul opens with the drum- and horn-heavy The Verdict, inspired by the Paul Newman film of the same name.
Michael Chabon writes about how the O.J. Simpson verdict inspired "Telegraph Avenue," Alicia Keys describes how she wrote the song "Girl on Fire," Junot Díaz shares the artifacts that help him write and much more.
His considered opinion was that they were 'crap', a verdict inspired by some of the gush that ensued when the pair announced that they would be leaving SM tv Live last December.
This narrative of right-wing judicial overreach, which weaves in Bush v. Gore and 2010's Citizens United decision as well as the looming health care verdict, has inspired some liberals to a kind of frank despair: "If they decide this by 5-4," the Yale constitutional law professor Akhil Amar told the Washington Post's Ezra Klein, then "my life was a fraud".
Although this vast sum probably will be reduced to $26 million because of Texas' cap on awards, the verdict has inspired others to sue.
That it occurred in a country that elected and reëlected a black President doesn't diminish the despair this verdict inspires, it intensifies it.
In central Belgrade, the verdict against Karadžić inspired street vendors to put up makeshift stands selling badges and Serbian flags for a rally called by another war crimes suspect, Serbian hardline politician Vojislav Seselj.
However, new campaign groups – inspired by the Hillsborough Inquest verdict and fuelled by increasing grassroots support – now hope to rid the city of The Sun once and for all.
Finding the charge to be politically inspired, Ahmad Montazeri said that "the verdict had been dictated from elsewhere," a reference to Raisi who was still chief prosecutor of the court, as well as Mojtaba Khamenei, the ayatollah's son, one of Iran's most extremist clerics and a principal figure within the "deep state".
Inevitably, the acquittals have provoked criticism beyond Serbia that the verdicts were politically inspired, because the militaries of both countries were backed by the West.
