The answer is yes, so I bring in a verdict of unlawful killing.

The jury was out not more than fifteen minutes, when it brought in a verdict of guilty.

Evidently the jury agreed with him, since it only took them five hours to bring in a verdict of guilty.

I summed up accordingly, and the jury brought in a verdict of Guilty.

They brought in a verdict of Guilty, of course.

And he stood firm when a jury subservient to the sugar men brought in a verdict of guilty.

The coroner brought in a verdict of wilful murder.

"You'll get that answer when I do-when the court-martial brings in a verdict."

Equally, if the defence has managed to shake your certainty, you must bring in a verdict of not guilty.

After deliberating two days, the jury brought in a verdict in favor of Roosevelt.

We say that the juryman is not a juryman because he has brought in a verdict.

Not Guilty: After three days of testimony, the jury brought in a verdict for acquittal.

That kind of manner made the jury bring in a verdict of Guilty against Wallace.

Yes they'd say all that..." "And bring in a verdict of suicide.

An inquest into their deaths later brought in a verdict of 'justifiable homicide'.

My daughter-in-law was arrested and tried for murder and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty."

The jury brought in a verdict for Mackay with Harrison to pay £800 damages.

The jury conferred quickly, then said that they wished to bring in a verdict of "Wilful murder against a person or persons unknown."

If a point of law comes up they can call the judge day or night until they bring in a verdict What more do they need?"

At the end of their 14-month trial last spring, the defendants say, Judge Lowe improperly pressured the jurors to bring in a verdict.

"She isn't convicted," he said, "of a damned thing until a jury brings in a verdict finding her guilty of something."

The coroner brought in a verdict that the deceased had drowned following an attack on an unarmed non-combatant vessel contrary to international law.

There was hardly anyone in Scotland who was disinterested but some jurors resisted bringing in a verdict of guilty.

Criminology professor Donald Cressey once observed that you cannot bring in a verdict that the defendant is a little bit guilty.

The Jury agreed with the Judge's view and brought in a verdict of not guilty for both drivers of the Bendigo train.