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RULE 3.540. WHEN VERDICT MAY BE RENDERED

  • A jury can deliver its verdict on any day of the week, including a Sunday or a legal holiday.
  • Similarly, the court can give additional or corrective instructions to a deliberating jury on any day.
  • This rule allows a deliberating jury to complete its work without being stopped by the clock or calendar, preventing unnecessary delays.

A verdict may be rendered and additional or corrective instructions given on any day, including Sunday or any legal holiday.

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1968 Adoption. Same as section 919.19, Florida Statutes.

1972 Amendment. Same as prior rule.

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