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Conn. Practice Book § 16-34

Impeachment of Verdict

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Upon an inquiry into the validity of a verdict, no

evidence shall be received to show the effect of

any statement, conduct, event or condition upon

the mind of a juror nor any evidence concerning

mental processes by which the verdict was determined. Subject to these limitations, a juror’s tes -

timony or affidavit shall be received when it concerns any misconduct which by law permits a jury

to be impeached.

(See Sec. 871, P .B. 1978-1997.) (P .B. 1998.)

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