Deliver

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The legal English meaning is usually to “write” or “report” something of legal significance.

For example, when a jury tells the court its verdict in a case, you would say, “The jury delivered a verdict.” 

Also, when a judge provides a decision in a case you would say, “The judge delivered the opinion.”

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