The four-man, two-woman jury deliberated about four hours, WPTV reported.
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We know they deliberated about it internally and eventually shut off the spigot.
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The VC panel also deliberated about the future companies that could be big.
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The Collin County jury deliberated about 2½ hours before arriving at the sentence.
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It definitely came up in the room and was something we deliberated about for a very long time.
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The McLennan County jury deliberated about two hours before acquitting the former player, Shawn Oakman, of sexual assault.
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Administrators deliberated about the empty stand for a year following the removal, in collaboration with student and faculty voices.
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Warren targeted Trump even before endorsing Clinton, and she continued as the presumptive nominee deliberated about choosing a running mate.
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And so the justices solemnly deliberated about this mini-mini-Muslim ban and might well decide that it isn't one.
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Since the 1880s, American society has deliberated about whether button pushing is a desirable or dangerous form of interaction with the world.
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" The opposite was also true; "if they have deliberated about a matter when sober, they decide upon it when they are drunk.
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The jury of three men and three women deliberated about 90 minutes before their verdict in the high-profile cold case was announced.
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The partially sequestered and anonymous panel -- which heard 200 hours of testimony from 56 witnesses during the 2½-month trial -- has deliberated about 10 hours since Monday.
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When the White House officially requested airtime on Monday from the broadcast networks, as is customary in these cases, network executives deliberated about it for a few hours.
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In 2013, after voters in Colorado and Washington State voted to decriminalize marijuana for recreational use, the Justice Department deliberated about how to handle the resulting disconnect between state and federal law.
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The jury heard closing arguments and deliberated about five hours on Tuesday, one day after the defense rested by calling its lone witness, police use of force expert Robert Willis, CNN affiliate WISN reported.
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A jury of six women and six men deliberated about two hours before finding Jace, 22011, guilty of second-degree murder in the May 2500, 2000, death of April Jace, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
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The Cameron County jury deliberated about two hours Tuesday before sentencing Gustavo Tijerina-Sandoval in the capital murder of Agent Javier Vega Jr. It also sentenced him to life imprisonment for attempted capital murder in the shooting of Vega&aposs father.
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The Muskegon County jury deliberated about 1½ hours before finding Jeffrey Willis, 48, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 25-year-old Jessica Heeringa, a mother of a 3-year-old son who disappeared in 2013 while working late at a gas station in Norton Shores.
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The Muskegon County jury deliberated about 1 1/2 hours before finding Jeffrey Willis, 48, guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 25-year-old Jessica Heeringa, a mother of a 3-year-old son who disappeared in 2013 while working late at a gas station in Norton Shores.
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Mr. Mueller wants to question Mr. Spicer and Ms. Hicks about what occurred on an Air Force One flight in July, when Mr. Trump and his advisers deliberated about how to respond to questions from the news media about the June 2016 meeting between the campaign officials and the Russians.
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The implementation of a National Recovery Program promised to have immediate and long-term consequences for African Americans. While Davis and Weaver worked, more established African-American leaders deliberated about how to respond to the flurry of New Deal legislation.
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During Annie's long illness Darwin had read books by Francis William Newman, a Unitarian evolutionist who called for a new post-Christian synthesis and wrote that "the fretfulness of a child is an infinite evil". For three years Darwin had deliberated about the Christian meaning of mortality, opening a vision of tragically circumstantial nature. On 30 April he wrote a brief and intensely emotional memoir of Annie for himself and Emma.
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The Court had the option of declaring the referendum unconstitutional, as Article 90 of the Constitution prohibits referenda on the subject of constitutionally protected human rights. Any referendum in Slovenia is only successful if a majority of participants and at least 20% of all eligible voters vote against the law. The Constitutional Court deliberated about the appeal in four sessions on 10 June, 9 July, 10 September and 24 September. Ustavno Sodišče 18.
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The trial for Dawson came to a close in February 1987. The jury deliberated about 14 hours and returned with guilty verdicts for three counts of deliberate homicide, four guilty verdicts for kidnapping each member of the Rodstein family, and a guilty verdict for robbery. Dawson waived the ability to appeal his conviction and sentence. Dawson's last meal consisted of two double cheeseburgers, two large servings of French fries, half a gallon of vanilla fudge ripple ice cream, and two bottles of Dr Pepper.
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At the end of June 1850 his bright nine-year-old daughter Annie who had become a particular favourite and comfort to him fell sick and, after a painful illness, died on 23 April 1851. During Annie's long illness Darwin had read books by Francis William Newman, a Unitarian evolutionist who called for a new post-Christian synthesis and wrote that "the fretfulness of a child is an infinite evil". Darwin wrote at the time, "Our only consolation is that she passed a short, though joyous life." For three years he had deliberated about the Christian meaning of mortality.
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Again facing a heavier opponent, Kanehara was hit with knees and kicks to the head and downed in the initial minute, but he managed to execute a takedown on Overeem, who fell badly and dislocated his knee. Judges and referee deliberated about letting the match continue after the knee was relocated, and they eventually conceded. Returning to action, Overeem landed a body kick which Kanehara grabbed for another takedown, but Hiromitsu fell into a guillotine and was forced to spend a rope escape. The sequence repeated itself before Overeem knocked Kanehara out with a high kick.
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During the conference, several participants reported ice formations along Jutland's east coast, at Assens' ferry, at Haderslev, and at Flensburg. Between 22 and 23 January, Charles X Gustav sent orders to several military commanders to investigate the ice around Funen and find a way across to Ærø and on to Funen and Langeland. On 24 January, Wrangel reported that he went on horseback along the coast from Kolding to Frederiksodde and that the water was completely open. The army command deliberated about a good vantage point from a good distance south of Frederiksodde and cross the ice towards the Ærø strait at Assens on Funen.
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United Abkhazia proceeded to initiate, together with the Party for the Economic Development of Abkhazia, the Council for the National Unity of the Republic of Abkhazia, uniting political forces neither pro-government nor pro-opposition, which was formally established on 29 February. On 8 July 2016, United Abkhazia signed a cooperation agreement with South Ossetian party United Ossetia. On 5 December 2016, United Abkhazia's political council deliberated about the confrontation between the government and the opposition, and in particular Amtsakhara's call for President Raul Khajimba to resign by 15 December. A proposal by Gagra party branch Head Teimuraz Khishba to call upon Khajimba to resign to reduce tension received support only from the party's Deputy Chairman Data Kajaia and Gudauta party branch Head Vitali Jenia.
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The Dogmatic school did not deny the necessity of experiments; but they said that these experiments could not be made, and never had been made, but by reasoning. They added, that it is probable that the first people who applied themselves to medicine, did not recommend to their patients the first thing that came into their thoughts, but that they deliberated about it, and that experiment and use then let them know if they had reasoned justly or not. It mattered little, they said, that people declared that the greater number of remedies had been the subject of experiment from the first, provided they confessed that these experiments were the results of the reasoning of those who tried the remedies. They went on to say, that we often see new sorts of diseases break out, for which neither experiment nor custom has yet found out any cure; and that, therefore, it is necessary to observe where they came from and how they first began, for otherwise no one can tell why, in such an emergency, one should makes use of one remedy rather than another.
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