2005 Connecticut Code - Sec. 13a-65. When jury\'s doings conclusive. New jury.
Sec. 13a-65. When jury's doings conclusive. New jury. The court to which the
doings of such jury are returned may set the same aside if, upon exception taken, it
appears to said court that such jury has been improperly summoned or has conducted
improperly; otherwise such doings shall be conclusive. If the court sets aside the report
of the jury, it shall order another jury to reestimate such damages and benefits in the
manner aforesaid; and, if the clerk finds, after he has drawn the names of such jurors
from the boxes, that any of them is disqualified, he shall release such as are disqualified
and return their names into the box whence they were drawn and summon others, who
are indifferent, to supply their places.
History: 1963 act replaced previous provisions: See title history.
Doings of jury never conclusive when they exceed their jurisdiction. 21 C. 319.
Cited. 9 CS 458.
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