Jury Demand and Waiver

AuthorEdward L. Birnbaum/Carl T. Grasso/Justice Ariel E. Belen
Pages133-146
JURY DEMAND
AND WAIVER
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CHAPTER 4
JURY DEMAND AND WAIVER
I. RIGHT TO JURY TRIAL
§4:01 Constitution Preserves Right to Trial by Jury
§4:02 Counterclaims
§4:03 Power of Legislature
§4:04 Courts That Try Cases Before Juries
§4:05 Actions Triable by a Jury
§4:06 Advisory Jury
§4:07 Cases Tried by Court
II. DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL
§4:20 Whether to Demand Jury Trial: Advantages and Disadvantages
§4:21 Demand for Jur y Trial in Supreme Court and County Court
§4:22 Demand for Jury Trial in Lower Courts
§4:23 Separate Fees
§4:24 Demand for Jury Trial of Only Some Issues
§4:25 Mixed Trial by Court and by Jury
§4:26 Jury Trial When Jury Triable Issues Revealed During Trial
§4:27 Motion to Strike Jury Demand
III. WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL
§4:40 What Constitutes Waiver?
§4:41 Once Demanded, All Parties Must Waive
§4:42 Once Waived, Right Does Not Reattach
§4:43 When Jury Trial Not Waived
§4:44 Relief From Waiver
FORMS
Form 4:10 Notice of Jury Demand
Form 4:20 Stipulation to Withdrawal of Jury Demand

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