El Dorado — Jury Procedural Stipulation

Source: https://www.eldorado.courts.ca.gov/system/files/forms-and-filings/cr-181-jury-procedural-stipulation.pdf

SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA • COUNTY OF EL DORADO FOR COURT USE ONLY ☐ 2850 Fairlane Court, Suite 120, Placerville, CA 95667 ☐ 1354 Johnson Blvd, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150 ☐ 495 Main St, Placerville, CA 95667 ☐ 2927 Meder Rd, Cameron Park Dr, Cameron Park, CA 95682 ☐ 295 Fair Lane, Placerville, CA 95667

Petitioner/Plaintiff:

Respondent/Defendant:

CASE NUMBER Jury Procedural Stipulation

Print Name of Counsel for Plaintiff/People: Date:

Print Name of Counsel for Respondent/Defendant: Date:

INITIAL EACH LINE ITEM

Plaintiff Defendant

1. It is stipulated that the jury panel meets the general qualifications of C.C.P.

§203.

2. It is stipulated that the jurors may be deemed to have been admonished

pursuant to P.C. §1122 at each adjournment or recess (except the first break), whether or not the admonition is repeated in full.

3. It is stipulated that the defendant will be deemed to be present with counsel,

and each of the jurors will be deemed to be present, upon reconvening after each adjournment or recess, unless the contrary is noted on the record.

4. It is stipulated that the Jury Instructions and the admitted Exhibits may go

into the jury room during deliberations.

5. It is stipulated that Counsel and the defendant need not be present when,

during jury deliberations, the jurors are excused for lunch, return from lunch, and/or are discharged in the evening and resume in the morning.

6. It is stipulated that, during jury deliberations, the jury may recess without

further admonition and without assembling in the jury box, and that they

may resume their deliberations upon the bailiff’s determination that all jurors are present.

7. In the absence of the trial judge, the jury’s verdict may be received by any judge of this court.

8. The clerk of the court may administer the oath to any Deputy Sheriff, Reserved Deputy Sheriff or Correctional Officer to act as bailiff, outside the presence of the Court, counsel, and parties, if the requirement of an alternate Bailiff arises to take charge of the jury.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

Dated: JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

Mandatory Use Jury Procedural Stipulation Page 1 of 1 Local Form CR-181 Revised 04-01-25