HomeMy WebLinkAbout0840 6) Preemptory challenges - Each side shall have three (3)
preemptory challenges.
7) Jury instructions - Proposed jury instructions, on a
separate sheet for each charge shall be submitted to
the Court at the beginning of the trial, with copies
to attorneys. Additional jury instructions shall be
submitted no later Shan at the conclusion of the testimony.
8) Exercise of challenge - Outside the hearing of the jury
in a manner selected by the Court. As to any preemptory
challenges, each side will write down the name of the
prospective juror to be preemptorially challenged on a
blank sheet of paper and then both attorneys will approach
the bench together. In the case that either side has
no preemptory challenges to make at that time, that in-
dividual attorney will write the word "none" on the slip
of paper. Challenges for cause will be heard outside of
the presence of the jury.
FIIEU a~.:~ ~ . ~,tp CONE, OWEN, WAGNER, NUGENT,
ST. LUt • r f U. JOHNSON HAZOURI & ROTH ~ P . A .
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Attorneys for Plaintiffs
BY
Jo n Ro o
JONES AND FOSTER, P.A.
Post Office Box 3406
Vero Beach, Florida 32960
(305) 231-1900
Attorneys for Defendant
By
y o in A. B anton
ORDERED AT CQi[-C/ , Florida this
day of 1979.
J ge S
Copies furnished counsel:
John F. Romano, Esquire
Robin A. Blanton, Esquire