Sentence examples for verdict to death from inspiring English sources

Although Mollah was sentenced to life imprisonment, the Supreme Court changed the verdict to death sentence in September.

TRIBUNAL RULES -- The military tribunals that will be used to try al Qaeda members and other accused terrorists will require a unanimous verdict to impose a death penalty, although a two-thirds vote of the military panel will be enough to find someone guilty, according to rules drafted by Bush administration officials.

In one of the cases, the judge changed the verdict from life to death; in the seven others, the verdict was changed from death to life.

By Saturday afternoon in Port Said more people had been killed in the aftermath of the verdict than sentenced to death by the court.

In South Carolina, state law requires a death penalty verdict to be unanimous.

After the guilty verdict, Mr. Johnson was sentenced to death.

The trial was adjourned on October 11, but on November 5 the court handed down a guilty verdict and sentenced Saddam to death by hanging.

Thirty years later, in 1450, a Rehabilitation Trial overturned the guilty verdict that condemned her to death; the 19th-century rediscovery of the transcripts from both trials resulted in her canonization in 1920.

The jury took barely an hour to return a guilty verdict, and Willingham was sentenced to death.

They had been awarded a life sentence by a lower court; it is only after they appealed the verdict that they were sentenced to death.

They initially lashed out at a court verdict sentencing local soccer fans to death for their role in a deadly riot.