Multiple Choice
When comparing civil cases vs. criminal cases:
A) Unlike criminal cases, juries in civil cases need not consist of 12 jurors, but may have as few as 6 jurors. The jury's verdict need not be unanimous.
B) Like criminal cases, juries in civil cases need not consist of 12 jurors, but may have as few as 6 jurors. The jury's verdict need not be unanimous.
C) Unlike criminal cases, juries in civil cases need to consist of 12 jurors. The jury's verdict need be unanimous.
D) Like criminal cases, juries in civil cases may have as few as 6 jurors. The jury's verdict need be unanimous
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