Sentence examples for life verdict from inspiring English sources

Such interviews, Clarke wrote in a court filing in 2013, can be "invaluable in building the case for a life verdict by documenting the nature, extent, and consequences of trauma".

Judge Charles C. Partin, who sat in Bay Minette, said the defendant before him was probably not mentally disabled, a factor that may have figured in the jury's life verdict.

He once noted that he knew he had convinced a jury of a client's innocence when they "returned a life verdict" rather than a death sentence.

The count, Mr. Ruhnke said, stands at 19 acquittals or life verdicts in the last 20 federal capital cases.

A 2011 study from the Montgomery based Equal Justice Initiative identified Alabama as "the only state in the country where judges can override jury life verdicts without meeting a strict standard".

In a second book about her life, "The Verdict", she wrote of her fears about cancer.

Prosecutors appealed, and in March 1998 Mr. Priebke was sentenced to life, a verdict that was upheld by the Court of Cassation, Italy's highest appellate court.

"We call on the Egyptian authorities to quash the death penalty and life imprisonment verdict and to order the retrial of the defendants in both cases in a trial that meets international standards," he said.

Pure, visceral joy, or the exact of opposite of how I felt when the real life Ghomeshi verdict came in and left me, and countless others, feeling depressed and angry.

Life coach's verdict: "When Harry has a goal, he goes for it.

Life coach's verdict: "Youngsters who go very fast on the career ladder should step back and evaluate.