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N.J. Model Civil Jury Charge 1.10D

Number of Jurors to be Selected and Procedure for taking Position in Jury Box

activein force · 1998-11-01 – presentas-observed

1.10 INSTRUCTIONS TO JURORS BEFORE VOIR DIRE

(Approved 11/98)

[The following suggested jury instruc tions are offered as assistance to

judges in organizing their communications with juries. The Committee

recommends that the judge tailor these instructions to the particular case

being tried. In the circumstances presented, some of these suggested

instructions should be altered, some should be eliminated. In addition,

the format or the order in which these instructions are given to the jury

should be the subject of the judge 's option or discretion in each

individual case.]

D. Number of Jurors to be Selected and Procedure for Taking Position

in Jury Box (Approved 11/98)

We are going to select 6 jurors (7, 8 or more)* for the trial of this case. The

court clerk will call the names and numbers. Please respond by saying "Here" and

come forward. The (Sheriff's Officer/court aide) will then seat you in the jury box.

[Have clerk select six, seven, eight or more jurors.]

*R. 1:8-2 provides for the number of jurors.

History

(Approved 11/98)

Provenance

Source
njcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-08-20
Edition
2026-08-20
Content hash
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