How to Use nonunanimous in a Sentence
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That is good news for people convicted by nonunanimous juries whose appeals are still pending.
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Dan McLaughlin,
National Review,
2021-05-17
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Oregon’s distinction as the last state with nonunanimous juries hasn’t sat well with lawmakers.
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oregonlive.com,
2019-06-20
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Oregon is the last state that allows nonunanimous verdicts in criminal cases.
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Adam Liptak,
BostonGlobe.com,
2020-04-20
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This is not the first time Rosenblum has stood in the way of striking down nonunanimous jury verdicts in Oregon.
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oregonlive,
2021-03-18
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Its three liberals were in the majority in nearly half of its nonunanimous decisions.
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David Cole,
The New York Review of Books,
2021-08-19
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The Supreme Court is weighing the constitutionality of nonunanimous verdicts, and is expected to hand down a decision as early as this month.
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Timothy Williams,
New York Times,
2020-02-23
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In addition to the relevancy issue, Ledet wrote that Thomassie's guilty verdict was obtained by a nonunanimous vote of 10-2, and that some statements were inconsistent.
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Emily Lane,
NOLA.com,
2017-12-12
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Several Oregon lawmakers recently sponsored a resolution calling for a ballot measure to repeal an amendment to the state constitution allowing nonunanimous verdicts.
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Washington Post,
2019-08-24
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