Sentence examples similar to valid verdict from inspiring English sources
Although still legally valid, the verdict of the people's courts is regarded as dubious today, because of the strong political influence of the communist party on judges.
For example: I was in LA during the '92 riots and watched valid outrage and anger at the King verdict metastasize into mob mentality that burned the city down and took 53 lives.
If the dialogue ends without valid counterarguments, no further evidence for the verdict of causation is necessary.
In October, an appeals court rejected the government's argument that such charges were valid in American law and vacated the "material support" verdict against one of the men, a former driver for Osama bin Laden.
Lawyers said yesterday that in unusual circumstances, the judge could remove a biased or disruptive juror, and a unanimous verdict reached by the remaining 11 would be valid.
Everyone seems to have heard a story of a high verdict to a plaintiff whose claim was not valid.
Some states have rules to protect juveniles during interrogations, but California decides whether waivers are valid on a case-by-case basis — and only when a verdict results in an appeal.
If there are no valid counter arguments against the evidence for an association, this suffices for a verdict of causation.
It has at times been pressed to mean that no biblical interpretation is valid unless it conforms to the established teaching of a religious community, to the verdict of tradition, or to the "unanimous consensus of the fathers".
The verdicts on Thursday suggest that fear of autism was never a valid reason to forego vaccinations that can protect children from illness and even death.
