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Quick question about civil cases in US states.
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"Civil juries consist of no fewer than six and no more than 12 members, not including alternate jurors. All verdicts must be unanimous, unless the parties agree otherwise – an option not available in criminal cases. "
So I just read the above statement somewhere and it seems like in both federal and state cases(regarding civil cases), if one party wants the unanimity requirement and the other party doesn't, then the unanimity will still be mandated on the jury. Did I interpret this correctly?
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