71.   Jurors found that BellSouth illegally fired Jeffrey Bander after he filed an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission discrimination claim.

72.   Jurors found that Garcia and Vides Casanova did not have control over the soldiers when the churchwomen were killed.

73.   Jurors also found that his actions were committed in connection with a crime of violence.

74.   Jurors found a wealthy U.S. yachting couple innocent Friday in the killing a West Indian boatman, ending a nine-month ordeal for Penny and James Fletcher.

75.   Jurors found George Rohlsen innocent of conspiracy charges and guilty of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute.

76.   Jurors found that U.S. Tobacco monopolized the market by controlling prices or excluding competition or both.

77.   Jurors must find malice to convict him of either first- or second-degree murder.

78.   More than two hours after the first round of verdicts, jurors found Cianci innocent of extorting a free, lifetime membership from an exclusive health club.

79.   Prosecutor Sean Connelly said jurors found that Nichols took part in a conspiracy that resulted in death, and that the deaths were a foreseeable result of the conspiracy.

80.   The jurors also found that his actions were committed in connection with a crime of violence.