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OUJI-CIV No. 1.9
JURY'S DUTIES — TO BE GIVEN PRIOR TO DELIBERATION
JURY'S DUTIES — TO BE GIVEN PRIOR TO DELIBERATION
Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, that completes the argument. This case is now
submitted to you for your decision and verdict.
When you have arrived in the jury room you should first choose one of the jury as a
foreperson and then begin deciding the case. You must not use any method of chance in arriving
at your verdict, but rest it on the opinion of each juror who agrees with it. The [forms of all
possible verdicts]/ (form for your verdict) will be sent to the jury room with you, along with
these written instructions of th e Court. If all twelve (12) of you agree on a verdict, [select the
one (1) correct form of verdict and] only your foreperson alone need sign it; if you do not all
agree, but at least nine (9) or more of you do, then only those nine (9) or more agreeing wi ll
each, individually, sign the verdict form. Notify the Bailiff when you have arrived at a verdict so
that you may return it in open court.
(2014 Supp.)
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- oscn.net
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- 2026-08-23
- Edition
- 2026-08-23
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