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1 rendering verdict
Юридический термин: вынесение вердикта, выносящий вердикт -
2 rendering verdict
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3 rendering verdict
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4 Scotch verdict
1. вердикт «вина не доказана»2. половинчатое решение; неубедительный вывод
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