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Mark Borkowski, a public relations expert, said the verdict created a fresh danger for Lawson.

The verdict creates a fresh danger for Lawson, said Mark Borkowski, a PR expert.

The Pao verdict creates no new legal precedent, only a socio-cultural one.

India's top court has issued a landmark verdict creating a third gender category that allows transgendered people to identify themselves as such on official documents.

These negative verdicts created the biggest crisis in the EU's history one that was to dominate EU affairs throughout the year.

The 14 were finally convicted for their roles at a trial in 1953, but the verdicts created such an uproar in Alsace that the French government, fearing a separatist backlash, granted them amnesty the next day.

But Justice Arthur J. Cooperman's verdict also created some new challenges in the life of their boss, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly.

The news was welcomed by the IAAF, which said the verdict had "created a level playing field for athletes and upheld the rights of the IAAF to use its rules for the protection of the sport and support the credibility and integrity of competition".

"I understand the verdict has created anger and frustration for many in our community," she told reporters at the courthouse.

Kirby D. Behre, a partner at the law firm of Paul Hastings in Washington who has written a book about sentencing business executives, said that in appealing the verdict, Ms. Stewart creates new risks for the company.

A guilty verdict could create the potential appearance of more severe punishment for obedient officers who carried out the operation than for more senior officials who ordered it — a group that may include the crown prince himself.