Sentences with phrase «final jury verdict»
From the beginning all the way through the final jury verdict I felt like I had friends, not just lawyers.
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The academic jury long ago rendered a final verdict: We have no need of the God, or anything supernatural, in order to know reality.
The jury remains out with the final verdict.
Bruno was found not guilty on five counts of mail or wire fraud, and the jury failed to reach a verdict on the final count.
Jury Deliberations wrapped up for the 7th day today in Schoharie County Court without a final verdict, in the 3rd murder trial for Cal Harris.
The jury couldn't reach a verdict on the final count.
This is more information to present to the jury but we are a long way from final summation much less a verdict.
By polling the jury, with your eyes firmly fixed on those of each juror, staring intently and transmitting your telepathic message to speak out, tell the court that you don't agree with the verdict, let the world know that the verdict is wrong, you give the defendant one final chance to break free of the conviction.
Litigants should not be allowed to wait until a verdict has been rendered to perform a Case.net [state online database similar to PACER] search for jurors» prior litigation history when, in many instances, the search also could have been done in the final stages of jury selection or after the jury was selected but prior to the jury being empanelled.
Additionally, Russell has taken more than a dozen major cases through jury verdict, final arbitration hearing, and appeal.
The amount of money that is awarded for these damages is usually determined by a jury, although a judge must often approve the final verdict, sometimes adding interest and attorney's fees to the total.
In fact, in his final year as a prosecutor in 1995, Mr. Papirmeister was dubbed as» The Minute Man» in a newspaper article chronicling his string of victories in homicide cases, where juries in three separate murder trials, each returned verdicts of guilt as to first degree murder, after just minutes of deliberation.
During closing arguments, both the plaintiff and defendant are given a final chance to summarize and rationalize their evidence to the jury, in hopes of winning a favorable verdict.