Jury Votes Required for Find Guilt or Liability

The video tutorial explains the differences between civil and criminal cases in terms of jury requirements. In civil cases, a majority of jurors is needed to find someone liable, while in criminal cases, a unanimous decision is required to find someone guilty. The video also discusses exceptions, such as Article 1 cases and capital punishment scenarios, where different rules may apply.

What is the significance of having an odd number of jurors in a civil trial?

What happens if one juror does not vote for guilty in a criminal case?