Sentence examples for verdict based on a from inspiring English sources

And the verdict, based on a four-kilogram free-range turducken from the Corner Chicken Shop?

The questions, in the order the judge read them out: 1. Can a juror come to a verdict based on a reason that was not presented in court and has no facts or evidence to support it either from the prosecution or defence? 2. Can we speculate about events at the time Vicky Pryce signed the form [saying she was the driver] or what was in her head at that time?

Many believe that it is unfair to come to any verdict based on a thin turnout at a protest taking place at the end of the year in India's busiest city.

4. Can you define what is reasonable doubt? 5. Can a juror come to a verdict based on a reason that was not presented in court and has no facts or evidence to support it either from the prosecution or defence?

One of them was: "Can a juror come to a verdict based on a reason that was not presented in court and has no facts or evidence to support it either from the prosecution or defence?" The judge said some of the questions being asked by the jury demonstrated a "fundamental deficit in understanding" of the trial process and the role of the jury.

During the next several weeks, they will be subjected to the same type of character assassination, litany of lies and innuendo, as the government tries to frighten a jury into reaching a verdict based on guilt by association, a most un-American effort.

But the jury never issued a verdict based on the science, because a week later the judge granted Coca-Cola's motion to dismiss.

But Jaime Esparza, the El Paso County district attorney, said he was not convinced that the jury's verdict, based on scientific testimony and a signed confession, was wrong.

The feeble nature of the jury's verdict, based on revisions done to a single document that was preserved, rather than on the destruction of thousands of other records related to Enron, is sure to leave government lawyers open to criticism in the days to come.

In another question, the jury asked if one of them could come to a verdict based on reasons that were not presented in court or supported by the evidence.

After being informed that the 16 jurors could not muster the 13 votes required to avert a deadlock, both sides agreed to accept a verdict based on 12 votes.