directed verdict
- A decision made by a judge that awards judgment to the defendant because, as a matter of law, no sensible jury could rule in favor of the plaintiff after they have presented all of their evidence but before the defendant presents theirs
- The plaintiff’s lack of substantial evidence led to a directed verdict in favor of the defendant.
- The case concluded with a directed verdict as the evidence wasn't sufficient for a jury decision.
- The judge called for a directed verdict confirming insufficient grounds for a reasonable jury to decide for the plaintiff.
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