OK · jury_instructions
OUJI-CIV No. 4.2
PERSONAL INJURIES --- MINOR CHILD ---
PERSONAL INJURIES --- MINOR CHILD ---
If you decide for [Plaintiff], you must then fix the amount of damages. This is
the amount of money that will reasonably and fairly compensate [him/her] for the
injuries sustained as a result of the [negligence/(wrongful conduct)] of [Defendant].
In fixing the amount you will award [Plaintiff], you may consider the following:
A. [His/Her] physical pain and suffering, past and future;
B. [His/Her] mental pain and suffering, past and future;
C. [His/Her] age;
D. [His/Her] physical condition immediately before and after the accident;
E. The nature and extent of [his/her] injuries;
F. Whether the injuries are permanent;
G. The physical impairment;
H. The disfigur ement;
I. Impairment of earning capacity after [[Plaintiff] reaches the age of eighteen
years]/[graduates from high school if [Plaintiff] is enrolled in and regularly
attending high school and is less than twenty years old];
J. The reasonable expenses of the necessary medical care, treatment, and
services, past and future required after [[Plaintiff] re aches the age of eighteen
years]/[graduates from high school if [Plaintiff] is enrolled in and regularly
OUJI 3d (Rev. 2009) Chapter 4
attending high school and is less than twenty years old].
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