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A verdict is the decision by the trier of fact (a jury in a jury trial or the judge in a bench trial) on the question of guilt or innocence. A sentence is statement of the punishment meted out for being guilty of a crime.

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In the context of criminal law, an indictment is a charging document usually used for charging a felony. Stated otherwise, is it the formal accusation lodged against the accused. It is founded upon "probably cause" to believe that the accused committed the crime charged.

A verdict is the formal finding of guilt or innocence by a jury after trial.

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When you are referring to things in the same context, none really. A VERDICT is the name given to a jury's DECISION or their findings based on the facts presented in the case they heard.

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