The jury deliberated for four days before reaching their verdicts against both defendants. Unanimous jury verdicts have been standard in US American law. In October 1987, a coroner's inquest jury into the capsizing returned verdicts of unlawful killing. The trial resulted in guilty verdicts against Libby. The verdicts and sentences were pronounced together with all defendants present. The jury began considering their verdicts on 4 February 2014. The report did not indicate the verdicts following prosecution. In the following year there were 6 prosecutions resulting in 5 guilty verdicts. There were separate trials, which resulted in guilty verdicts. Approximately 90% of all cases that came before him ended in guilty verdicts. Hopkin and Cammell were given not guilty verdicts. The verdicts and the likelihood of death sentences immediately roused international opinion. The courts have returned with mixed verdicts. The two who received guilty verdicts were sentenced on July 26 and 27. Felt and Miller appealed their verdicts.