Sentence examples for jury conducted from inspiring English sources

When the jury conducted another straw poll on the Walsh charge, he said, at first "I refused to accept the guilty verdict".

Because of the large number of exhibits produced during the trial — about 1,500 — the 10 women and 2 men of the jury conducted their deliberations in a locked courtroom in the federal courthouse, rather than in a jury room.

The jury process was informed by a previous jury conducted in 2007 to examine women's views on mammography screening (protocol details provided by the authors via personal communication).

"Since 1789," Judge Scheindlin said, "no Congress has granted the government the authority to imprison an innocent person in order to guarantee that he will testify before a grand jury conducting a criminal investigation".

He and other officials said the F.B.I., which is working with a grand jury conducting a criminal investigation of the security lapse, had recovered fingerprints from the outer wrapping of the drives and from the area where they were discovered.

An Aug. 20 indictment said that Nash Villalobos allegedly agreed to have his client make false statements to the U.S. attorney and a grand jury conducting an investigation.

Even in the absence of the substantial likelihood that what was said at a public gathering would reach the judge or jury, conduct of the kind found here cannot be deemed to be protected by the Constitution.

Trial by jury is conducted under the supervision of a judge.

Christian's performance tied the unofficial record for the most jury trials conducted by an intern and he secured 'not guilty' verdicts on every case he tried.

However, the results of a mock jury study conducted by the authors strongly suggest that the Supreme Court's conclusion was incorrect.

In an initial poll that the jury members conducted in the first days of their deliberations, jurors were divided evenly, said Oscar Criner, the foreman.