verdict
US /ˈvɚdɪkt/
・UK /ˈvɜ:dɪkt/
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n.NounJury or judges finding or decision as to guilt
The guilty verdict was presented to the judge by the head of the jury
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- VERDICT ON THIS?
VERDICT ON THIS?
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- Feedback is a tool to help you grow, not a verdict on your worth.
Feedback is a tool to help you grow, not a verdict on your worth.
- Feedback is a tool to help you grow, not a verdict on your worth.
Feedback is a tool to help you grow, not a verdict on your worth.
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- It is a verdict that thousands of Selena fans have been hoping for, and they believe justice has been done tonight.
It is a verdict that thousands of Selena fans have been hoping for, and they believe justice has been done tonight.
- It is a verdict that thousands of Selena fans have been hoping for,
It is a verdict that thousands of Selena fans have been hoping for,
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- And, because social media is built on the troubles of the individual soul, the verdict is never a reliable yes.
And, because social media is built on the troubles of the individual soul, the verdict is never a reliable yes.
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- Tonight, we have breaking news just in a partial verdict reached in the Sean
Tonight, we have breaking news just in a partial verdict reached in the Sean
- Tonight we have breaking news just in: a partial verdict reached in the Sean Diddy Combs case.
Tonight we have breaking news just in: a partial verdict reached in the Sean Diddy Combs case.
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- And he also notably emphasized that the Justice Department, under Joe Biden's Attorney General, Merrick Garland, brought this case, which to the judge suggested that there were political considerations at play here potentially, because what she said in response to that was that she found a lot of these arguments by the government very inappropriate, that she thought it seemed like they were minimizing the severity of the crime, that they were sort of invalidating the jury's verdict almost, because, you know, the jury, while it was a partial verdict, they acquitted on one count, but they convicted on the other.
And he also notably emphasized that the Justice Department, under Joe Biden's Attorney General, Merrick Garland, brought this case, which to the judge suggested that there were political considerations at play here potentially, because what she said in response to that was that she found a lot of these arguments by the government very inappropriate, that she thought it seemed like they were minimizing the severity of the crime, that they were sort of invalidating the jury's verdict almost, because, you know, the jury, while it was a partial verdict, they acquitted on one count, but they convicted on the other.
- And he also notably emphasised that the Justice Department, under Joe Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland, brought this case, which to the judge suggested that there were political considerations at play here, potentially, because what she said in response to that was that she was she found a lot of these arguments by the government very inappropriate, that she thought it seemed like they were minimising the severity of the crime, that they were sort of invalidating the jury's verdict almost, because, you know, the jury, while it was a partial verdict, they acquitted on one count,
And he also notably emphasised that the Justice Department, under Joe Biden's Attorney General Merrick Garland, brought this case, which to the judge suggested that there were political considerations at play here, potentially, because what she said in response to that was that she was she found a lot of these arguments by the government very inappropriate, that she thought it seemed like they were minimising the severity of the crime, that they were sort of invalidating the jury's verdict almost, because, you know, the jury, while it was a partial verdict, they acquitted on one count,
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- and tatties. Lots of gravy. The verdict. It's awesome. Yeah. That's not
and tatties. Lots of gravy. The verdict. It's awesome. Yeah. That's not
- The verdict?
The verdict?
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- and judges do have the power to overrule a guilty verdict if they think the jurors are, in the best.
and judges do have the power to overrule a guilty verdict if they think the jurors are, in the best.
- second doesn't apply and judges have the power to overrule a guilty verdict if they think
second doesn't apply and judges have the power to overrule a guilty verdict if they think
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- I guess it just means that it's happening enough in japan where there's a demand for it So let me break it down in japan molesting someone For example groping them on the train bus or any other public location is strictly prohibited However, the reality is there are many cases in japan of false public molestation accusations where individuals are arrested Detained for the alleged act that they didn't commit and even course into confessing during the interrogation in such Situations the accused find them in a very extremely isolated predicament with little opportunity to explain their side of the story Basically in molestation cases physical evidence is often scarce So japanese courts tend to heavily favor the victim's testimony, which means that the defendant is often at a significant disadvantage So worst case scenario if you're falsely accused and arrested for this crime there's a risk of being held in a detention center or jail for up to 23 days until Prosecution if prosecuted you will have to remain in the detention center or jail until bail is granted where a final verdict is delivered So pretty scary if you're in this situation That's why it's nice to have a hotline if you ever find yourself here at the same time according to a 2024 report By japan's national police agency.
I guess it just means that it's happening enough in japan where there's a demand for it So let me break it down in japan molesting someone For example groping them on the train bus or any other public location is strictly prohibited However, the reality is there are many cases in japan of false public molestation accusations where individuals are arrested Detained for the alleged act that they didn't commit and even course into confessing during the interrogation in such Situations the accused find them in a very extremely isolated predicament with little opportunity to explain their side of the story Basically in molestation cases physical evidence is often scarce So japanese courts tend to heavily favor the victim's testimony, which means that the defendant is often at a significant disadvantage So worst case scenario if you're falsely accused and arrested for this crime there's a risk of being held in a detention center or jail for up to 23 days until Prosecution if prosecuted you will have to remain in the detention center or jail until bail is granted where a final verdict is delivered So pretty scary if you're in this situation That's why it's nice to have a hotline if you ever find yourself here at the same time according to a 2024 report By japan's national police agency.
- If prosecuted, you will have to remain in the detention center or jail until bail is granted or a final verdict is delivered.
If prosecuted, you will have to remain in the detention center or jail until bail is granted or a final verdict is delivered.
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- The verdict?
The verdict?
- The verdict, it's fun!
The verdict, it's fun!