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RULE 3.340. EFFECT OF SUSTAINING CHALLENGE

  • When a challenge for cause is sustained by the judge, the juror is discharged from the trial.
  • When a peremptory challenge is made by a party, the juror is likewise discharged.
  • Once a juror is discharged, they are excused, and the process of questioning another prospective juror begins until a full panel is selected.

If a challenge for cause of an individual juror is sustained, the juror shall be discharged from the trial of the cause. If a peremptory challenge to an individual juror is made, the juror shall be discharged likewise from the trial of the cause.

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1968 Adoption. The first sentence of the suggested rule except for the inclusion of the words “for cause” is a transcription of section 913.09, Florida Statutes. The last sentence has been added.

1972 Amendment. Same as prior rule.

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