The plaintiff and defendant may stipulate that the jury shall consist of more than 12 persons.

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The number of jurors in a civil or criminal trial is typically established by law and cannot be altered by agreement of the parties. In the United States, for example, the standard jury size is 12 in criminal trials and can be fewer in civil trials, but it is not common practice or legally permissible for parties to agree to a jury size of more than 12 persons.

The Plaintiff and Defendant May Stipulate That the Jury Shall