majority verdict

See, back then, there was no majority verdict like we have today.

A jury can return a majority verdict in a civil case.

Deliberation must go for at least six hours before delivering a majority verdict.

The jury returned a majority verdict of accidental death on all 16 victims.

The defendant can be convicted on a majority verdict of ten jurors.

He was found guilty by majority verdict on 15 March 2012 and sentenced to life imprisonment.

The jury was unable to come to a majority verdict after 39 hours of deliberating.

On 23 July the jury failed to reach the required majority verdict and were discharged.

In June 1983 a coroner's jury returned a majority verdict of suicide.

In their majority verdict they also expressed the view that the crime was committed under provocation.

It took the jury almost five hours to reach a majority verdict and acquit her on all three charges.

In a trial at the High Court the jury failed to reach a majority verdict.

The jury returned a 10/2 majority verdict of "guilty".

Gibbs dissented from the majority verdict in both cases.

He was convicted by a 10-1 majority verdict.

Unlike trials in many modern societies, majority verdicts were the rule rather than the exception.

The jury eventually reached either unanimous or majority verdicts of not guilty on all counts.

The jury were discharged after failing to reach a majority verdict during three days of deliberations.

A conviction requires a majority verdict of 6-3.

The jury withdrew for two hours and returned with a majority verdict of 'not guilty'.

A jury took an hour and a half to find McPherson guilty by a majority verdict.

It was a majority verdict, you know.

Shortly before returning their 10-2 majority verdicts, eight members of the jury asked for headache tablets.

Clark was convicted by a 10-2 majority verdict on 9 November 1999, and given the mandatory sentence of life imprisonment.

Following the completion of the dance-off the judges would select a winner decided by a majority verdict.