Übersetzung für 'reverse a verdict' von Englisch nach Deutsch

to reverse a verdict

ein Urteil aufhebenlaw

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reaching a verdict

Urteilsfindung {f}law

Werbung

to quash a verdict

einen Urteilsspruch kassieren [ugs.]law

to return a verdict

ein Urteil fällenlaw

to suspend a verdict

ein Urteil aussetzenlaw

to announce a verdict

ein Urteil verkündenlaw

to reach a verdict

zu einem Urteil kommenlaw

zu einem Urteil gelangenlaw

sich auf ein Urteil einigenlaw

to render a verdict

ein Urteil fällenlaw

to sustain a verdict

ein Urteil stützenlaw

to deliver a verdict

ein Urteil sprechenlaw

to agree to a verdict

einem Urteil zustimmenlaw

to arrive at a verdict

zu einem Urteil kommenlaw

zu einem Urteil gelangenlaw

to hand down a verdict

ein Urteil fällenlaw

to bring in a verdict

ein Urteil fällenlaw

rendition (of a verdict)

Urteilsfällung {f}law

verdict by a whisker

Entscheidung {f} um Haaresbreitesports

reversal of a verdict

Urteilsaufhebung {f}law

motion for a directed verdict

Antrag {m} auf Erlass einer bindenden Weisung des Richters an die Geschworenen, ein bestimmtes Urteil zu fällenlaw

• In American courts, JNOV is the practice whereby the presiding judge in a civil jury trial may overrule the decision of a jury and reverse or amend their verdict.
• Several events which take place in the hours before the characters' arrival are introduced at key moments in the film using reverse chronology structure, and in a parallel story, a murderer awaits a verdict at a crucial trial that will determine whether he will be executed for his crimes.
• Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a false advertising verdict against the makers of the VSL#3 probiotic in February 2021 stating there was enough evidence to support a jury's November 2018 finding that the makers of VSL#3 had quote "reverse-engineered an imperfect copy" of De Simone's signature probiotic formulation that was sold under the brand name VSL#3 through May 2016 after he withdrew from their joint venture, VSL Pharmaceuticals Inc.
• Candao filed a motion for consideration before the Supreme Court on October 19, 2011 to reverse the guilty verdict.
• In the most extreme cases, a court could reverse the conviction with prejudice, effectively changing a guilty verdict to not guilty.

• A case against Chrysler for the death of an infant due to the park-to-reverse defect. The case resulted in a $7.2 million verdict in St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana.
• ("non obstante veredicto", or notwithstanding the verdict) asks the court to reverse the jury's verdict on the grounds that the jury could not reasonably have reached such a verdict.
• In the opening story, three young people become caught up in the plans of ex-Nazi officer Karl von Gelb to "reverse the verdict of the last war" and inflict revenge on his former enemies.
• In a 2015 article in "Riverside Lawyer" magazine, Semanchik maintained that the legal evidentiary standard in California to reverse convictions was too high.
• One of the first acts of the parliament of William and Mary after the Glorious Revolution was to reverse her attainder on the grounds that the prosecution was irregular and the verdict injuriously extorted by "the menaces and violences and other illegal practices" of Judge Jeffreys.

• Demonstrators hung "large black banners" that read "reverse the verdict on June 4", while other banners swore to "fight to the end" and to "never forget June 4".
• The defendant brought a writ of error to reverse that judgment.
• Only the Court itself can reverse or vacate one of its previous verdicts.
• In November 2018, Seth as part of two member bench of Peshawar High Court reversed sentences of military courts against 74 convicts, 50 of which were death sentences.