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Directed verdict
A directed verdict is a verdict in the defendant's favor, after the plaintiff presents his case, but without listening to the defendant's evidence. It is generally given by a judge, if he feels that the plaintiff has failed to offer the minimum amount of evidence necessary to prove his case.
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