DE · jury_instructions
Del. P.J.I. Civ. § 1.1
Voir Dire
VOIR DIRE
Good Morning:
We are about to select a jury in the case of __________ v. __________. The
plaintiff,_____________, has sued the defendant, ____________, claiming that
[____________].
o We estimate that the trial will take ___ days.
o Do you know anything about this case, through personal knowledge,
discussion with anyone, the news media, or any other source?
o Do you know any of the parties in this case or their employees, friends,
or relatives?
o The plaintiff is represented by ______________, of the law firm
___________.
The defendant is represented by ______________, of the law firm
___________.
o Do you know the attorneys in this case or any other attorney or
employee in their firms?
o Do you know any of the following persons who might be called to
testify as witnesses:
_______________________ _______________________
_______________________ _______________________
_______________________ _______________________
[Add any additional voir dire questions here.]
o Do you have any bias or prejudice either for or against the plaintiff or
defendant?
o Do you have any particular or personal opinions or attitudes about
[cause of action] cases, or about lawsuits involving [claim]?
o Have any of your relatives or close friends been a party to a [cause of
action] case?
o Do you have any physical impairment (hearing, sight, etc.) or mental
condition that would make it difficult to participate effectively as a jury in this case?
o Is there any reason why you cannot give this case your undivided
attention and render a fair and impartial verdict?
o Are you currently or have you recently been prosecuted for a felony
offense?
If your answer to any of these questions is YES, or if you cannot serve for ___
days,
(_______ __, 20__ through ________ __, 20__), please raise your hand.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.delaware.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-23
- Edition
- civ-2025-10-22
- Content hash
cc52e1d87786c116c588a0ed1f62bcdefaa806c1180517722c1c732ff7e6e18a
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