Verdict Form

A verdict form is a document used in legal trials to summarize the jury's decisions regarding the case. After deliberating, jurors fill out this form to express their conclusions, such as whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty, or if a plaintiff is entitled to damages. The form typically includes specific questions related to the case, ensuring that the jury's findings are clear and official. The completed verdict form is then presented to the judge, serving as the basis for the final judgment in the trial.