Indiana Code § 35-37-2-7

Verdict; rendering in open court; polling of jury
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Sec. 7. When the jury has agreed upon its verdict, the officer having the jurors in his charge shall conduct them into court. If all jurors appear, their verdict must be rendered in open court. If all do not appear, the court shall discharge the jury without prejudice. The prosecuting attorney and the parties are entitled, in all criminal cases, to have the jury polled.   IC 35-37-2.5 Chapter 2.5. Repealed   IC 35-37-3 Chapter 3. Witness Immunity               35-37-3-1 Refusal of witness to answer or produce item; hearing; decision on right to refuse             35-37-3-2 Self-incrimination; request for use immunity             35-37-3-3 Grant of use immunity; instruction of witness; contempt; perjury

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