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(a) Polling the Jury. Upon the return of any verdict and at the request of a party the jury shall be polled. Polling shall be conducted by the trial court or by the clerk at the trial court's direction by asking each juror: “Is the verdict read your verdict?”
(b) Discharge of the Jury. In discharging the jury, the court shall:
(1) Thank the jury for its service;
(2) Not comment on the propriety of any verdict or failure to reach same;
(3) Advise the jurors that they may, but need not, speak with anyone about the case; and
(4) Specify where and when any jurors are to return for further service.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Minnesota Statutes Court Rules GEN PRAC CIV TRBK Section 18. Polling and Discharge - last updated January 01, 2025 | https://codes.findlaw.com/mn/minnesota-court-rules/mn-st-gen-prac-civ-trbk-section-18/
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