"reverse the judgment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of overturning or overturning a ruling or decision. For example, "The appeals court reversed the judgment, allowing the defendant to go free."
I would reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeals.
Juffali, who chairs one of Saudi Arabia's largest companies, sought to reverse the judgment in the court of appeal.
We reverse the judgment of the Court of Military Commission Review and direct that Hamdan's conviction for material support for terrorism be vacated.
Because it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the Dec. 12 date will be unconstitutional for the reasons we have discussed, we reverse the judgment of the Supreme Court of Florida ordering a recount to proceed.
"Because we conclude that N.C.L.B. fails to provide clear notice as to who bears the additional costs of compliance, we reverse the judgment of the district court," the ruling said.
Because it is likely that Congress did not consider the question raised by this case when drafting Section 201(c), because I think the District Court's reading of that provision is reasonable and consistent with the statute's purposes, and because the principal goals of copyright policy are better served by that reading, I would reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeals.
The Texas third court of appeals said the evidence was "legally insufficient," and in a two to one ruling decided to "reverse the judgments of the trial court and render judgments of acquittal".
But in December 2000, an appeals court in Houston reversed the judgment.
A later analysis by intelligence analysts concluded that Ayatollah Khamenei personally rejected the deal, reversing the judgment of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
But the Appellate Court reversed the judgment last July in a 3-0 decisayingsaying that even though state law exempts the smallest employers, there is a public policy in Connecticut against sex discrimination in employment and therefore Ms. Thibodeau should be able to sue.
A deeply divided U.S. Supreme Court effectively ended Vice President Al Gore Al Gore 's legal challenges to the Florida election by reversing the judgment of the Florida Supreme Court, which had ordered a recount of ballots in the state.
