Jury Instruction-Special {LACIV129}

LACIV 129, JURY INSTRUCTION / SPECIAL. This form is a blank template form used in California courts for submitting proposed special jury instructions in civil cases. During a civil trial, the court will instruct the jury on the relevant law and legal standards that apply to the case. The parties in the case may submit proposed special jury instructions to the court, which the court may or may not use in its final instructions to the jury. The form requires the party to provide the title of the instruction and the applicable law or legal standard. The party must then draft the instruction in a clear and concise manner that accurately reflects the law and the facts of the case, and specifically applies to a particular issue or set of circumstances in the case. It's important to note that LACIV 129 is a blank template and does not provide any specific instructions or guidance on how to draft special jury instructions. It is up to the party submitting the instruction to ensure that it accurately reflects the relevant law and facts of the case, is written in a clear and concise manner, and is specifically tailored to the particular issue or set of circumstances in the case. The court may also modify the proposed instruction or provide its own instructions based on the evidence and arguments presented at trial. For Optional Use. www.FormsWorkflow.com