- be
called verdicts but are,
since 2009,
called conclusions (see
Coroner § Inquest
conclusions (previously
called verdicts)). The term "
verdict", from the...
- The
Verdict is a 1982
American legal drama film
directed by
Sidney Lumet and
written by
David Mamet,
adapted from
Barry Reed's 1980
novel of the same...
- is
unable to
reach any
other verdicts open to them.
Mortality studies consider it
likely that the
majority of open
verdicts are
recorded in
cases of suicide...
- not
reached during a singular,
solemn vote.
Majority (or
supermajority verdicts) are in
force in
South Australia, Tasmania,
Western Australia, the Northern...
- court.
Verdicts can be
found to be
unsafe for
either legal or
factual reasons.
Criminal appeals made on the
ground that the jury's
guilty verdict was unsafe...
- dearbhadh) is a
verdict available to a
court of law in Scotland.
Under Scots law, a
criminal trial may end in one of
three verdicts, one of conviction...
-
Between 20
November 1945 and 1
October 1946, the
International Military Tribunal (IMT),
better known as the
Nuremberg trials,
tried 24 of the most important...
- Look up
verdict in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In law, a
verdict is the
formal finding of fact made by a jury.
Verdict or The
Verdict may also refer...
- A
partial verdict occurs when a
judge permits a jury to
return verdicts on
fewer than all of the
counts it has to decide,
though it has not yet determined...
- "The
Wright Verdicts". Variety.
Retrieved August 24, 2017.
David Hiltbrand (April 3, 1995). "Picks and Pans Review: The
Wright Verdicts". People. Retrieved...
