Examples of 'jury voted' in a sentence
Meaning of "jury voted"
jury voted: Describes the collective decision-making process of a jury in a legal trial. This phrase signifies the jury members coming to a consensus or reaching a verdict through a voting procedure
How to use "jury voted" in a sentence
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jury voted
The grand jury voted man two.
I think you should know how the jury voted.
The jury voted for the death penalty.
How the public jury voted.
The grand jury voted unanimously against indicting him.
He can consider himself lucky that the jury voted for him.
Grand jury voted to indict.
The violence escalated again after a grand jury voted not to indict Wilson.
The grand jury voted not to prosecute last week.
Captain, uh, I think you should know how the jury voted.
Three days later the jury voted for acquittal.
The jury voted otherwise.
And then, surprise, surprise, the grand jury voted not to prosecute last week.
The jury voted against Kramer because he was gay.
Captain, uh, Got it. I think you should know how the jury voted.
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The jury voted against Cramer because he was gay.
When Shoeless Joe Jackson did the same, the jury voted 11-1 in favor of Jackson.
The jury voted in favor of Chuman.
The 6 members of the Jury voted unanimously for Wondermags.
The jury voted unanimously to give Rivero the prize for journalism in.
The Business Performance Awards jury voted for Korian 's project in the HR performance category.
The jury voted not guilty on all 6 counts.
Tonight, the jury voted for a winner.
The jury voted in his favor, awarding him one dollar.
In March 1995 a grand jury voted not to bring criminal charges against the police officers.
The jury voted by 11 to one to recommend that Eddie Powell be put to death.
The grand jury voted man two. DA's willing to cut him a deal.
In 1988, a new jury voted by eight to four that Manual Valle be sentenced to death.
On Nov. 24, a grand jury voted not to indict Wilson, setting off protests across America.
