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Civil cases usually involve disputes between two or more parties regarding money or property. Based on the testimony and evidence, jurors must evaluate the questions surrounding the disputed facts of the case to arrive at a verdict. In civil trials, an agreement of five-sixths of the jurors is needed for a valid verdict.
