Some were under the impression that the judges had not chosen wisely.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Some were under the impression that the judges had not chosen wisely.

The decision of the court did not fulfill the desire of the many.

The jury normally renders a general verdict, and does not give reasons for its decision.

His trial was a mere mockery.

The ruling of the court was recorded, along with the minority opinions.

The judge imposed an extremely heavy sentence on the prisoner.

They have decided to try the case over again because they were criticized for having passed an unfair [unjust] judgment [sentence].

The judge decided against [for, in favor of] the defendant.

The making of biased or partial judgments on the part of a judge disqualifies him for the job.

The judge pronounced against [for, in favor of] the accused.

The judge did not grant the suspect bail [did not allow the suspect's application for bail].

He did not say so in his judicial capacity.

The jury found for [against] the defendant.

The judge decided against the plaintiff.

I can't say that the judge's decision was good or bad.

The evidence weighed considerably with the jury.

The jury returned [brought in] a verdict of “Guilty" [“Not Guilty"].

The judge concluded that the prisoner was guilty.

a majority verdict

The judge disposed of the case in short order.

The jury [court] found that the accused was not fit to plead.

The judge sustained his objection.

The court ruled in favor of the employer.

The jury took a considerable time to bring in its verdict.

The judge summed up the case for the jury.

Old gold coins came out in plenty.

The jury must decide on which side the balance of the evidence lies.

be [sit] on the bench

The decision went against [in favor of] him.

He appealed to a higher court against the decision.