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Proposed Mississippi Plain Language Model Jury Instructions - Civil 125
Circuit Court – Nine-Person Verdict
All twelve of you do not have to agree in order to reach a verdict in this case. If nine or
more of you agree on a verdict, you can return that verdict on behalf of the entire jury.
History
Proposed Mississippi Plain Language Model Jury Instructions - Civil 125 (current as of February 17, 2012). Submitted in 2012 by the Mississippi Model Jury Instructions Commission (created by the Supreme Court of Mississippi by order of December 30, 2008) and published by the Court on courts.ms.gov. The Court states that these model jury instructions have not been adopted or approved by the Supreme Court of Mississippi.
Provenance
- Source
- courts.ms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-25
- Edition
- 2026-09-25
- Content hash
98ab5465fd16c9ce05d51292e047a5cc43d1e4f4763bae6be4375e03e52436d6
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