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Conn. Practice Book § 16-28

Jury Request for Additional Instructions

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If the jury, after retiring for deliberations,

requests additional instructions, the judicial

authority, after providing notice to the parties and

an opportunity for suggestions by counsel, shall

recall the jury to the courtroom and give additional

instructions necessary to respond properly to the

request or to direct the jury’s attention to a portion

of the original instructions.

(See Sec. 864, P .B. 1978-1997.) (P .B. 1998.)

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2026-09-15
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