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If it happens that this discourse is missing, the presiding judge is relentless, the jury is upset.

Because a state may dispense with a jury trial, it does not follow that it may substitute trial by ordeal.

In this case, we named the plaintiff after the jury reached a verdict that the woman had not been sexually exploited.

In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury. . .

Even on the question of whether the nation has entered a recession, the cyclical jury is still out.

To make a point, one juror smuggled into the jury room a videotape of a television account of the trial.

Boyle said that he had never been a jury in any film festival before and he would make no criteria for this year's winning films.

This extremely precise statement appeared to produce a vivid impression on the public and on the jury.

I'll do my best and I'm sure the jury will as well. But most of all, I hope it is all a very happy event.

The jury is still out on whether current theories really are enough to explain the origins of the universe.

The will of the original jury that heard Williams present the case of her deceased husband Jesse way back in 1999 will now stand.

The newly-wed woman told him she did not want to have sex because she was so drunk but he carried on, a jury were told.

The district-attorney's persistence was visibly at variance with the sentiments of every one, of the public, of the court, and of the jury.

The grand jury normally hears only that evidence presented by an attorney for the government which tends to show the commission of a crime.

I insist that the district attorney has no right to prejudice the minds of the jury by flattering estimates of the sincerity of the witness.

The jury is still out on whether Beijing will manage to produce air sufficiently breathable for runners safely to complete a marathon.

By jury-rigging a microscope with a bellows camera, Bentley was able to capture for the first time the exquisite delicacy of a snowflake.

Allan Jury is with the World Food Program. He said the situation is worsening and pleads for better access inside the Horn of Africa nation.

Firth's win was an extremely popular choice by the jury, whose president this year was the Oscar-winning director Ang Lee.

The jury was out for nearly a week before they returned to court with the manslaughter verdict.

David Kendall said the grand jury was welcome to come to the White House if Starr would not videotape my secret testimony.

The jury agreed that the men had been up to no good but were unable to decide exactly what sort.

great marketing, we think the jury is still out on whether it makes for a better or safer user experience in the automobile.

A judicial inquiry into a matter usually held before a jury, especially an inquiry into the cause of a death.

But recent rallies notwithstanding, Laidi said the jury is still out on whether world stock markets and the global economy have hit bottom.

A few there were, who seemed unmindful of him, and looked only to the jury, in impatient wonder how they could delay.

The jury decided that the blow was struck in a moment of panic and had not been premeditated.

Let your judge judge me, let me be brought before your court, let me be tried by jury, and I shall say that I admit nothing.

Cell Phone Use Endangers Boneheads The jury is still out on the relationship between cell phone use and brain tumors.

An appeal jury debated the matter for four and a half hours before announcing that the result would stand.

At present it was the law of the land, the rule of the court, and, according to the oath which they had taken, it must be that of the jury.

The jury did not see all that the government hoped to offer and did not hear from a number of star characters in the case.

The jury had no doubt that Mr Libby was technically guilty. But he looked like a fall guy in the bigger scheme of things.

Though he told me that he did not want to be "judge and jury, " he had positioned himself as a singular authority.

Last week Zubov said the trial would be open, but then changed his mind, claiming that the jury had objected to the presence of reporters.

You understand and agree that you and the Bank are each waiving the right to a jury trial or a trial before a judge in a public court.

It did not matter whether or not the jury agreed with that belief, only that the accused honestly held it.

"The jury's still out on whether you can improve your general intelligence, " he said.

Someone appears to have been trying to get at the jury.

When you go into court you are putting your fate into the hands of twelve people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.

When a defendant is charged with a misdemeanor, a local judge or magistrate will fulfill a role comparable to that of a grand jury.

Christopher Darden followed Clark, telling the jury that Simpson could be "a great football player" and "a murderer" as well.

But the origin of the jury system has been a topic of controversy in the long-term legal history, yet still no definite answer.

I knew the truth, but I found it emotionally difficult to focus while I was on a witness stand in front of a jury and a judge.

The jury is still out on how much the spicules contribute to the coronal heat, but scientists agree it's an important step forward.

In this state of mind Nekhludoff left the Court and went into the jury men's room.

In April, a New York court ruled that there was no constitutional problem with striking hunters from a jury for a case involving hunting.

A federal grand jury in New York has heard evidence, say people familiar with the matter.

The Jury was divided in opinion, but they were all lavish in their praise for the correct conduct of the criminal's wife.

the jury is still out on which is the best method but her findings support the quick approach.

What we have extant right now, at the beginning of this system, is the U. N. Security Council as a grand jury. What can they do?

He could not make any offers, for that might be pleaded in abatement of what damages a jury might be inclined to give.

It's one thing for a witness to swear on a Bible to tell the truth before a jury in a courtroom.

The jury ruled that he had harassed the officer with a deadly weapon (despite the fact that HIV cannot be transmitted through saliva).

Every sentence in "God's Jury, " and I mean every sentence, reads as if it had been chiseled and etched.

The jury had been sequestered for the better part of a year and was showing signs of strain and exhaustion.

A thorough job means that the jury will be able to understand the scene better from the perspective of investigators.

It is a noteworthy fact, however, that the jury is not now and has never been required to be used in equity cases.

Besides, he may be socked for damages if he omits a test that a lawyer subsequently convinces a jury might have been useful.

But the judge refused to throw out the case, saying it was up to the jury to decide whether as a witness she could be trusted.

He said he could find no reason to question the jury's decision that Brown was guilty. He sentenced Brown to be hanged.

I am serious, but it seems almost like a reflection upon this jury to talk as if I doubted your verdict.

And a jury in Miami has ordered more than 250 million dollars to the children of one of Fidel Casto's opponents who died in a Cuban jail.

The jury in Dearborn, home to one of the country's largest Muslim communities, said such a protest would disturb the peace.

You'll be allowed to serve on the jury , "the judge declared . " We only listen to one side of the case at a time .

We will get in touch with you to let you know whether the Jury has chosen you for the participation in the competition.

Chief prosecutor Col. Lawrence Morris said the relevance "is clearly up to the jury to determine. "

The jury deliberated and found a verdict of guilty. All but one of the jurors found him guilty.

'That's the most important piece of evidence we've heard yet, ' said the King, rubbing his hands; 'so now let the jury--'

For the most serious types of criminal offences, a jury decides whether the accused is guilty or not, with a majority vote required.

The jury is still out on whether these sites will have large, and long-lasting, effects. But the microvolunteerism movement is undeniable.

The new observations are very exciting, but the jury is still out on the importance of spicules in the big scheme of things.

Scientists say the jury is still out on whether cloud seeding really does create additional rainfall.

The fact that the jury kept coming back into the courtroom to hear the tapes again shows their importance.

He calls the work an interesting approach, but adds "the jury's out" on whether it will prove better than other methods.

The King turned pale, and shut his note-book hastily. 'Consider your verdict, ' he said to the jury, in a low, trembling voice.

Giving evidence to the jury in his own defence, Sarwar told them of a method he had learned to calculate the strength of hydrogen peroxide.

CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: A grand jury in New York recently charged a man and his wife with hoarding one hundred cats.

Jury instructions are the court's explanation to the jury of what legal decision they must make if they find certain facts to be true.

In his ruling on the trial of the alleged robbers in London, Lord Judge said that preventing jury-nobbling was expensive.

The Japanese company also is the subject of an investigation by the Securities & Exchange Commission and a federal grand jury.

She became the only First Lady to be subpoenaed, testifying before a federal grand jury as a consequence of the Whitewater scandal in 1996.

The jury's still out on Reynolds, at least as far as I'm concerned.

the findings of a jury on issues of fact submitted to it for decision; can be used in formulating a judgment.

The jury is still out on exploratory projects, mainly led by Fortescue, in Western Australia.

Eventually Stefanik spoke to a supervisor and threatened to show up in Boston with his shotgun. He was convicted by a jury.

The jury was not swayed by Fritzl's 11th-hour confession of guilt, or his claim to be sorry "from the bottom of my heart" .

An incomplete jury may be completed by the court requiring any person in or near the court to become a member of the jury.

The amount of any damages would be decided by a jury if the case goes to trial.

No, no! "said the Queen. " Off with his head! The jury can say what it thinks later.

The criminal was on pins and needles. He was eager to know if the jury believed his story since it was made up out of whole cloth.

The murder was so brutal that the jury was not allowed to see the police photographs.

How did a jury of his Hollywood peers judge him in absentia?

Already, at least for Americans under a certain age, the post delivers only bad news or nuisances, from jury summonses to junk mail.

A winner, in short, whom the whole jury can read in the original pure Swedish in just a few hours.

Doctor Conrad Murray listened intently as the prosecution delivered a final summary of its case against him to the jury.

But the scientific jury is still out on the efficacy of such software.

These lawyers, this jury, this straw-and-water judge, these machinations of fate, did not basically disturb or humble or weaken him.

Gentlemen of the jury, a man's dog stands by him in prosperity and in poverty, in health and sickness.

A jury must unanimously agree that confinement is necessary, and finally a judge must rule on the matter.

The only glimmer of hope is that the jury refused to accept the shambolic official version of events at face value, and threw it out.

The jury loved the dark themes of the comedy and praised it for its inventiveness.

It isn't enough to hire an expert after-the-fact to tell a jury that analysts were recommending the stock.

Several members of the jury said the glove influenced their decision to find O. J. Simpson not guilty of the criminal charges.

In fact, 90 percent of the world's jury trials take place in the United States, where the practice is thriving.

Some of these rights are still found in Britain and the US today. These include the right to trial by jury and the rule of law.

However as early as Greek and Roman times the jury court had already appeared, so the jury system is to have more than two thousand history.

And with 60 men from Switzerland, Bavaria and Austria competing in it was a moustache buckling job for jury to decide which beard was best.

Jury selection is not the only way in which social media are altering the nation's courts.

So, in response, I logged on to the contest website and took a look at the winning works that were selected by the jury last week.

Actress Shu Qi will be one of a six-strong jury who decides which of the twenty nominated feature films merits this prestigious award.

Apple also relies heavily on product placement, Bloomberg says. "We would love to see our products used by stars, " Schiller told the jury.

In the case of a query by the Jury, the entrant will be required to provide documentary evidence to prove eligibility of entry.

After the verdict, pilots'union Balpa said the jury decision sent out "all the wrong signals" .

With that kind of logic, it's a good thing you're not on the jury. I'm certain of that much.

Defendants in criminal cases have the right to a public trial by jury and the right to be represented by counsel.

Prior to answering a question, a witness may ask to leave the grand jury room to consult with his or her attorney.

The judge, by his or her example, motivates the jury to consider matters neutrally while they await the completion of the trial.

They spoke of Ms. Diallo as a victim whose past mistakes should not jeopardize her right to a jury trial.

However, first we must learn a little bit about you to determine if you are eligible for jury duty here in the state of Texas.

But she told the jury to be aware of the fact that he had not shown any signs of regret since his arrest in April last year.

Later, the right to a jury trial was guaranteed by Bill of Rights and U. S. Constitution and by the separate state constitutions .

The jury system means informal justice attend trial in court , is an output from a concrete historical condition and a lawsuit culture .

The jury is still out as to whether human quirks like lying are the result of genes, evolution or upbringing.

But, the jury's still out on whether we've reached a tipping point to a self-sustaining recovery.

Las Vegas jury returned the guilty verdicts Friday, ending a three-month trial in a case prosecuted by the U. S. Justice Department.

Although the jury remains out on whether GE's directors made the right choice, their approach to succession planning served them well.

The case ended in a hung jury; in conservative northern Virginia, it was another setback for the independent counsel and his tactics.

When we go into a jury box and see the criminal, we behold only the act; we have no cognizance of the thought which prompted it.

How could proponents of jury trials argue that training does not matter in solving the kind of complicated problems in some criminal cases?

The Jury Panel reserves the right to withhold an award if they find none of the entry merit a particular award and prize.

McCain probably would have given himself the power to be judge and jury over any American citizen that didn't approve of his foreign policy.

The Jury may also choose to award a Special Lion for an overall work to a director or actor of a film presented in the Venezia 64 section.

Both companies said the jury in Baltimore found that the patents were invalid.

Many employers do not pay employees for jury service, and those who do frequently limit the payment to no more than two weeks.

In Mr Kozlowski's case, it's to put a chief executive in front of a jury, an important moment in corporate America after Enron.

Second, circumstantial evidence is enough to convict and the jury found that evidence to be compelling.

Or was it simple a case of a mean jury that had it in for you?

Blair said Jackson was issued a90- day deferral on his jury service while he completed paperwork notifying the court of his move.

The jury hearing the case did not believe his explanation of the shooting.

He told the jury that on the night of the tenth he had been so drunk he could only remember what had happened in little isolated snatches.

Still, the jury is still out on what the Nanjing meeting can actually achieve.

Several members of the jury wept as they heard how the child was killed.

The question is whether such a jury is better than the alternative.

His widow told the jury that when he first fell ill he had been incredulous that Philip Morris had done anything wrong.

The jury found these persuasive enough to determine that the traders were not completely deceitful.

As he passed out , the jury, who had turned back and paused a moment, spoke, through their fore man .

You cannot be selected as Head of the Jury if you are not an approved WACS judge first - so this requirement is No.

The settlement came before a Nevada jury was to hear the case.

The law gives the members of a grand jury broad immunity for actions taken by them within the scope of their authority as grand jurors.

"I've been on a jury where one celebrity couldn't be bothered to come so his wife came instead, " he confides.

In a civil case like Maria's, the jury would not have to be totally sure of the facts.

The Sixth Amendment says all persons accused of crimes have the right to a fair and speedy public trial by a jury.

you think the jury will find him guilty , just on your say - so.

The judge told the prisoner that the jury had acquitted him on the charge of bigamy.

On some days, I observed during jury breaks that Andrew didn't have the iPad with him; he explained that his girlfriend had commandeered it.

Remember that the parties might understand technical jargon, but the judge and jury who interpret and apply the contract do not.

So the jury is still out on Allegri and what he can do with a "normal" team.

Let's assume that you, as the jury, are charged to decide whether what they did was morally permissible or not.

The intensive jury selection, trials and appeals required in capital cases can take over a decade and run up a huge tab for the state.

The Senate referred the case to the Justice Department, which convened a grand jury that never indicted the company.

The verdict will come down to whether a jury believes Rajaratnam was trying to cheat.

The jury decision is a purely factual decision that takes the form of a scientific decision.

Two people were acquitted of all charges, and a jury was unable to reach a verdict against several others.

Kill not the goose that lays the golden eggs . A fox should not be of the jury at a goose's trial.

The company has also confirmed receiving subpoenas from a federal grand jury and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

This means that in those cases, either party may assert the right to have the facts tried by the jury.

This guarantees that people cannot be kept in prison for a long time unless a jury has found them guilty of a crime.

During Judge Bathurst-Norman's summing up, the jury asked him to clarify the legal position.

America inherited the British jury system and gradually expand the scope of its application.

The right to be judged by a jury is a right that most Americans feel very strongly about.

Sure enough, when opened, the company's offer is low, the jury recommended the company consider the successful candidate.

After arguments were given he did not ask the jury to consider the evidence, nor did he ask for their decision.

The jury's still out on whether the iPod touch will be as popular as other iPod models.

The jury is still out on whether this will all work.

"Most of us felt its very size and importance made it fit the scope of the prize, " said Robert De Niro, president of this year's jury.

That meant that the foreign law was argued to the jury and could not generally be reviewed by an appellate court.

If no verdict is reached, the jury is said to be hung and a new trial before a different jury is necessary.

The 10 organisations which make up the award jury said she was courageous and faced harassment because of her work.

A jury in Atlanta convicts a 36-year-old man of murder in a 2005 shooting spree in a courthouse that left a judge and three others dead.

The federal grand jury in New York indicted him on two counts of perjury .

However, in a civil case, unlike in a criminal case, invoking the Fifth Amendment can be held against you by a judge or jury.

The jury in the first trial did not convict them of the airlines conspiracy.

The trial's outcome is likely to revolve around the jury's interpretation of specific words in previous contracts.

That jury interrogates the final few, and then votes for the winner of the title of Sole Survivor and a million dollar prize.

The jury is still out on what will happen if and when the country can no longer afford the programme, which is eating up 4. 2% of GDP.

While a chance exists that a guilty man or woman might go free after a jury trial, the jury system still beats any other system.

The jury is still out on the use of unqualified local elements.

Citizens of those two states, Shea said, take their vote "very, very seriously, on the level of a jury in a murder trial. "

The relationship that often develops between a jury and its presiding judge is one of trust.

The nine members of the jury agreed that Mr. Kramer had killed his wife.

the two wenches swore home to the fact , and the jury found the bill against me for robbery and house - breaking.

The jury is out about whether you get same benefits in a pill that you get with a glass of red wine.

The judge rummages all criminal records and case, the jury finally unanimously passes: Judge you to the whole life return me.

The jury will have to be forced into an "intellectual straitjacket" , one law professor suggested.

Do you not think the grand theft within Kern County, which the local sheriff did NOT respond to, is cause for a grand jury investigation?

A major focus of concern is on jury compensation for non-economic losses, usually referred to as pain and suffering.

Police believe the evidence they had assembled was the strongest ever presented before a jury in a terrorism case.

Utah jury says the polygamous sect leader is guilty for his role in arranging the marriage of a 14-year-old girl to her 19-year-old cousin.

Each week the court sends a notice in the mail to a randomly selected group of citizens requiring service in the "jury pool" .

Most states also require an indictment by a grand jury when a defendant is charged with a felony.

The jury deliberated and found a verdict of guilty.

Every body got to be. My judge and jury.

So, of course, if you go to Hamburg's office, you'll be able to see a courtroom sketch of the jury from the biggest trial of the mid-90s.

Once a year in December, a jury sits in a room and argues about what is truly good in art.

e. g. The verdict of the jury was that he was guilty of murder.

We the jury in the above-entitled case find the defendant not guilty of conspiracy as charged in count one of the indictment.

A lawyer who goes into court with prime case in the express will convince petit judge nor jury if IT attitude is negative.

But the twelve-member jury found him guilty of just one charge: conspiracy to destroy United States property with an explosive device.

they make their inspection in mr . crook ' s back second floor , from which a few of the jury - men retire pale and precipitately.

But the jury is out about how the shortage of domestic TV content can be remedied other than through radical deregulation.

One option: granting members of the jury pool free access to the court's wi-fi network in exchange for temporarily "friending" his office.

Jury selection is underway in California in a multi-million dollar lawsuit filed against Michael Jackson by a former business associate.

However, the promulgation of "Decision" is only an expedient measure, the problem of people jury system is not resolved fundamentally.

Moreover, the probability of a correct decision increases with the size of the jury.

The text moves sequentially, from motions during trial and selection of a jury to summary judgments, damages, and closing arguments.

On Friday, an Old Bailey jury found five gang members guilty of killing a father who was stoned to death while playing cricket with his son.

The jury is still out on whether they will take my advice.

Presidential adviser Karl Rove is testifying today before a federal grand jury investigating who disclosed the identity of a CIA agent.

There's no jury in this state that will convict him, and you know it.

I got an ex-wife who sometimesdoesn't let me see my kids. And a cop took her side. And a jury said that Ikilled him.

The jury in the Court of First Instance deliberated for less than four hours before reaching a six-one verdict to convict Lai Pui-heng, 52.

The U. S. jury system derived from a British practice that aimed to protect subjects from tyranny by the king.

To some extent, the jury is still out in Greece as well.

The International jury will make a selection out of submitted cartoons which is to be exhibited and published in the Salon's catalog.

The jury found that Koch Industries acted with malice because it had been aware of the extreme risks of using the faulty pipeline.

The protesting crowds outside the courthouse had no effect at all on the judges and the jury of this Pacific island country.

The percentage of court judgments reversed on appeal is proving to be substantially lower for jury trials than for other criminal cases.

Having served as a member of the Grand Jury, I can attest that our system of indicating individuals is in need of improvement.

He might also have celebrated the jury deadlocking on two charges of attempted extortion.

and of the possibility that someone might one day sit on a jury and wrongly convict someone because of something they saw on Lie to Me.

This man, whom he had seen upon the Jury, stood drinking at the little counter, in conversation with the Defarges, man and wife.

Jim is called before a grand jury and thrown in jail by a zealous prosecutor.

The jury's still out on whether Exhibit A will come to define the second half of 2010. Chances are, China's commodity demand won't collapse.

The mainland countries of the Inquisitorial Procedure, the United Kingdom introduced a complaint to the grand jury system.

The jury said that the most important thing in telling a great story is to help the audience understand a simple truth.

The jury concluded, from the evidence, that she was guilty.

Danny Boyle, director of this year's best picture Oscar recipient "Slumdog Millionaire, " will act as chair of the festival's jury.

That's according to a federal jury who found the pharmaceutical company responsible for the death of a retired FBI agent.

On this approach, the US would not be prosecutor, judge and jury.

The jury brought in a verdict of guilty and the judge sentenced him to three years' imprisonment.

Another problem that the U. S. Founding Fathers could never have anticipated is the effect of celebrity defendants on the jury system.

On these facts alone, the jury felt the evidence was compelling enough to rule in his client's favor.

The filings by lawyers for Dr. Conrad Murray state the details are unnecessary and would unfairly prejudice a jury against the doctor.

several states automatically exempted women from jury duty unless they personally asked to have their names included on the jury list.

But to conclude: The question before the Court and you, Gentlemen of the jury, is not of small or private concern.

The jury heard that she would rant against undocumented immigrants, and brag that she would change America.

For all its fascinating detail and immensely readable prose, "God's Jury" essentially delivers the single point of a potent op-ed essay.

I don't think the outlook for the second half is that negative, but the jury is out on this until we see next month's jobs report.

Defendants judged innocent of any crime by a jury can be brought before another "civil" court that can make its own judgment.