Sentence examples for subsequent verdict from inspiring English sources

It was positive – as was a subsequent verdict from Eurogamer.

I supported his legal claim against Ashers and the subsequent verdict – the bakery was found guilty of discrimination last year.

For the Hillsborough families, the coroner's hearings into the 96 fatalities, and subsequent verdict of accidental death, cannot be allowed to stand.

The shooting and subsequent verdict drew an angry reaction from Mr. Grant's family, who thought Mr. Mehserle should have been convicted of murder, and sparked riots in Oakland.

The Met is a documentary with interviews, conducted after the police shot Mark Duggan in Tottenham in 2011, and after the subsequent inquest verdict of "lawful killing".

Both Sollecito and Knox spent four years in prison before being freed in 2011, a decision which was followed by a retrial and subsequent guilty verdict last January.

It takes place around the 2011 acquittal on appeal of Knox, but no mention is made of the subsequent guilty verdict made earlier this year.

Obviously nobody knows exactly what happened during those hours up to his death at approximately 6am the following morning, but the subsequent suicide verdict seems ludicrous – if only because of the fact that were Drake to have actually wanted to kill himself, there were bottles full of aspirins and barbiturates on hand for such a task.

The high-profile court case, and subsequent guilty verdicts, have raised awareness of betting in sport and Ashraf is adamant the PCB will be at the forefront of reform.

Jones has two other children and said the killing and subsequent trial and verdict struck such a chord because "we all know a Trayvon and we've all been profiled".

Although the potential jurors' recollections were frequently clouded and incomplete, the extraordinary fact that a fourth trial is set to begin in a case that has received extensive news coverage meant that Judge Raggi was forced to protect any eventual verdict from subsequent claims by the defense that the jurors were tainted by preconceptions.