N.C.P.I.—Civil 150.60

Members of the Jury, this concludes your work (in this case) and

you are now discharged as jurors (in this case).2

As a juror you are now permitted to discuss the evidence and all

aspects of [this case] [the case(s) in which you were involved]3 including

your verdict(s) and your deliberations with other persons, but you are not

required to do so.

It is in the public interest that there be the utmost freedom of

debate in the jury room and that each juror be permitted to express his

or her views without fear of incurring public scorn or the anger of any of

the parties. In any event, you should be careful what you say. You

should make no statement or answer any question unless you are sure

that your statement or answer is complete and correct. It is only fair

that you should make no statement that you would not be willing to

make, under oath, in the presence of the Court, your fellow jurors, the

witnesses, the parties and their counsel.

(In any event, you are directed not to discuss any aspect of this

case including your verdict and your deliberations with anyone until you

have completed your work for the entire week and I have discharged you

at the end of the week. At that time, each of you must determine for

yourself whether or not you will discuss these matters.)4