Sentence examples for verdicts by from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, appellate courts rarely overturn verdicts by all-white juries, even when evidence of racial discrimination is obvious.

It also deemed unconstitutional capital systems that allowed judges to impose death sentences after guilty verdicts by juries.

In 1967 verdicts by a majority of the jury were made possible, and restrictions were imposed on press coverage of preliminary hearings.

The ONS said the figures were also potentially affected by an increase over time in the use of "narrative verdicts" by coroners.

In May the court's lower tribunal returned not guilty verdicts by a 2-1 majoriny in the case of two Serbian intelligence officers, Jovica Stanišić and Frank Simatović.

Critics of the civil justice system have argued for years that reform is needed because of runaway punitive damage verdicts by juries.

Officials predicted a verdict by next week.

An appeal of that verdict by Trinity is still pending.

MERRICK The Stage Theater "Verdict," by Agatha Christie.

There was no verdict by day's end.

"The Verdict" by Sidney Lumet -- not "Verdict" -- was released in 1982, not in 1975.