Sentence examples for trials resulted in from inspiring English sources

Four trials resulted in three acquittals and one mistrial.

Two further trials resulted in hung juries and the case was finally dismissed.

In Germany, Prozac was initially refused a licence after trials resulted in 16 attempted suicides, two of which were successful.

The trials resulted in the executions of twenty people, most of them women.

Beckwith was charged with the murder, but he was set free in 1964 after two trials resulted in hung juries.

Twice the trials resulted in a hung jury, but in Illinois he was sentenced to a year in jail.

Although the first trial focused on the beating and torture, the second and third trials resulted in the unprecedented convictions of five police officers who covered up what had happened to me.

After the first few trials resulted in grotesque sentences -- in some cases, 90 years or more -- the remaining defendants began lining up to plead guilty in return for lesser punishment.

In 1966, when Harry Kalven, Jr., and Hans Zeisel published "The American Jury," their classic study for the Chicago Jury Project, they estimated that about five and a half per cent of all criminal jury trials resulted in hung juries.

In 1974 he was accused of another murder and fled to Cuba for three years before returning to face charges; two trials resulted in hung juries.

The Pendle trials resulted in the execution of nine women and two men, for the most part poor and uneducated, except for the gentlewoman Alice Nutter, whose inclusion among the group accused of celebrating a witches' Sabbat on Good Friday remains a mystery.