HRS §635-20
Jury verdicts can be less than unanimous in civil cases
In civil jury trials, a verdict is valid if at least five out of six jurors agree. This means a unanimous vote is not required. The rule applies to all civil cases tried before a jury.
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The statute, as written — Less than unanimous verdict authorized
In all civil cases tried before a jury it shall be sufficient for the return of a verdict if at least five-sixths of the jurors agree on the verdict.
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