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Arizona Rule of Civil Procedure 39(f) (1996).
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6: Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure Rule 39 (1996).
B.
Michael Dann. "'Learning Lessons' and 'Speaking Rights':
Creating Educated and Democratic Juries." 68 Ind. L. J.
1229, 1261-68 (1993).
Elizabeth
F. Loftus and Douglas Leber. "Do Jurors Talk?" 22 Trial
59 (1986).
William
W Schwarzer. "Reforming the Jury Trial." 1990 132
F.R.D. 575, 593-594 (1991).
Winebrenner
v. United States. 147 F.2d 322 (8th Circuit, 1945) (holding
that instructions permitting jurors to discuss evidence during trial
constitute reversible error), cert denied, 325 U.S. 863 (1945).
United
States v. Klee. 494 F.2d 394 (9th Circuit, 1974) (holding that
an instruction permitting jurors to discuss evidence was not per se
reversible error, but should be evaluated under the harmless error
rule).
Meggs
v. Fair. 621 F.2d 460 (1st Circuit, 1980) (holding that there
is no constitutional requirement that the jury be instructed not to
discuss the evidence prior to final submission). |