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bring in verdict
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In legal proceedings, the jury brings in the verdict based on the evidence presented in court.
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bring in verdict
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Common practice in courts to bring in a verdict after a trial.
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bring in verdict
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In courtrooms, the jury brings in the verdict based on the evidence and arguments presented in the trial.
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bring in verdict
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In court proceedings, the jury brings in the verdict after deliberation and voting.
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bring in verdict
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In courtrooms, the jury brings in a verdict of guilty or not guilty after deliberation.
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bringing in verdict
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In these countries, bringing in a verdict is a solemn and serious process, often conducted in a courtroom with a judge and jury.
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verdict
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In the US and UK, a verdict is typically determined by a jury in a trial.
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verdict
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In legal contexts, a verdict is delivered by a jury or judge to determine the guilt or innocence of a defendant.
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verdict
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Announced by a judge in a court of law after a trial
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verdict
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Issued by a judge or jury in a court of law to determine guilt or innocence
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verdict
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Typically reached by a jury or judge in a court of law
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