foreperson造句

• I was just _ THE FOREPERSON : If you say so.
• The jury enters the courtroom and the foreperson reads the verdict.
• THE FOREPERSON : So if there's nothing else?
• THE FOREPERSON : Did you check on something for lunch?
• THE FOREPERSON : If you say so.
• THE FOREPERSON ( unidentified ) : Sol, I think, went to check on something.
• The foreperson is sometimes chosen before the trial begins and other times upon the beginning of deliberations.
• THE FOREPERSON : We'd like to excuse you and thank you very much for your testimony.
• "Say something, say something, " pleaded Jack Adrian as the foreperson checked the verdict.
• Superior Court Judge Elden Fox on Monday ordered the jury to chose a foreperson and return for deliberations Tuesday.
• The foreperson may be selected by the judge or by vote of the jurors, depending on the jurisdiction.
• Some believe a verdict announced by a foreperson reinforces the fact that a trial is by a jury of peers.
• "I hope you won't have to come back her any more, " the foreperson told her.
• Episodes usually ends with the verdict being read by the jury foreperson and a shot of both the winning and losing parties.
• O . J . Simpson jurors got the case Friday and selected a foreperson but retired for the weekend without beginning formal deliberations.
• The episode usually ends with the verdict being read by the jury foreperson and a shot of both the winning and losing parties.
• The jury finds Diane Payton guilty of second-degree murder, but the jury foreperson asks if any jail time is necessary.
• The foreperson made a point of saying they had all agreed and reached guilty verdicts on all the counts before the shots were fired,
• A black foreperson has been chosen for the trial of four white police officers accused of murdering an unarmed black man in the Bronx.
• This time, Lou sits as foreperson on the female jury, and, to Shanessy's shock, they find him guilty.