The coroner's verdict is death by misadventure.
The court decided to reconsider the verdict.
'Not Guilty'was the verdict that thrilled through the breathless court.
The states had no recourse But to await the verdict of the high tribunal.
But ancient philosophers were subject only to the verdict of posterity.
America and Germany criticised the verdict; the Russian foreign ministry said: "We expect everyone to mind his own business."
Mr Sarkozy claimed soon after the acquittal that he accepted the verdict—and yet the public prosecutor promptly decided to appeal.
Dr Conrad Murray remained expressionless as the jury returned with a guilty verdict in his involuntary manslaughter trial in Los Angeles November 7, 2011.
In short, though Mr Perry may have looked a touch less poised than Mr Romney, the debate did not render a decisive verdict. It did, however, relegate the remaining participants to the second rank.
The verdict is still out.
She recorded a verdict of accidental death.
The court has made a verdict of unlawful killing.
If the verdict of the jury can not be unanimous, it must be a majority.
The left, for its part, tried to turn the Libby verdict into a judgment on the whole administration.
If the verdict from the test suite doesn't really tell you about the quality of the project, you're just wasting time and resources.
Today's verdict is further evidence that he has no real power; that his laudable-sounding words are merely part of the smoke and mirrors obscuring the real operations of the Russian state.
The jury brought in its verdict.
Instead, very unusually, we seek what is called a special verdict - a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity.
But you would have to be naive not to see the endorsement as a verdict on the Bush years.
This list shows a breakup of the all the individual verdicts per SIP test, per user group, per verification point that put together to make up the overall verdict.
His posterity reversed the verdict.
One of the three judges in the case disagreed with the verdict.
Assessor, under this system, participate in trying felonies and render a verdict on case facts and the application of law, jointly with professional judges.
His face remained expressionless as the verdict was read.
If jurors cannot reach a unanimous verdict on their first vote, they must hear the views of the presiding judge, after which they may decide by simple majority.
Murray appeared impassive as a court officer read the verdict.
The jury was unable to reach a verdict about the role of Umar Islam, 31, of Plaistow, east London. However, he was found guilty of an alternative charge of conspiracy to murder.
The charges are attempted aggravated assault and grievous bodily harm, and the verdict is expected on Saturday.
The only verdict is vengeance, a vendetta held as a votive not in vain, for the value and veracity of such shall one day vindicate the vigilant and the virtuous.
