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n1) юр. вердикт, рішення присяжних засідателівto deliver (to give) a verdict — ухвалити вердикт
2) судження, висновок, рішення; думка* * *n.1) юр. вердикт, рішення присяжних; open verdict вердикт присяжних, котрим встановлюється факт здійснення злочину, але не встановлений злочинець; вердикт присяжних, котрим встановлюється причина смерті, але не вказується, чи є вона природною, випадковоб, самогубством або вбивством; verdict of acquіttal виправдання підсудного вердиктом присяжних; to brіng іn /to return/ a verdict of guіlty [n.ot guіlty] винести вердикт про винність [невинності]2) судження, висновок, думка; рішення; the popular verdict думка громадськості -
2 stand
1) позиція; місце для давання свідчень ( свідком у суді)2) поставати ( перед судом); балотуватися; мати ( або зберігати) силу; залишати чинним; залишатися чинним; витримувати ( випробування тощо)•- stand and deliver!stand neutral between the prosecution and the defense — займати нейтральну позицію між обвинуваченням і захистом
- stand as a candidate
- stand bail
- stand by
- stand by one's principle
- stand by one's principles
- stand-by order
- stand by previous decisions
- stand convicted
- stand convicted of treason
- stand court
- stand corrected
- stand del credere
- stand down
- stand for
- stand for election
- stand for smb.
- stand for re-election
- stand good in law
- stand guard
- stand in court
- stand in defence
- stand in defense
- stand in defense of smb.
- stand in defence of smb.
- stand indicted
- stand mute
- stand mute of malice
- stand neuter
- stand neutral
- stand off
- stand on
- stand on one's dignity
- stand one's own trial
- stand-still agreement
- stand over
- stand proxy
- stand security
- stand sentinel
- stand surety
- stand the ordeal
- stand to
- stand to the law
- stand trial
- stand upon one's dignity
- stand upon one's rights
- stand upon one's terms
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