Fill and Sign the Answer Book for Jury Service Virginias Judicial System Form

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI PLAINTIFFVS.NO. and DEFENDANTS INSTRUCTION NO. You are instructed that just compensation is a decision to be made by the jury. Your discretion as to the measure of damages is wide, but not unlimited, and you may not act arbitrarily. Exercise you discretion as to the amount of damages reasonably, intelligently and in harmony with the evidence of this case and the Court's instructions. The damages for personal injury cannot be assessed by any fixed rule, but you are the sole judges as to the measure of damages in this case.Should your verdict be for the Plaintiff in this case, you may consider the following factors to determine the amount of damages to award as may be shown by a preponderance of the evidence:1.The type of injuries to the Plaintiff, if any, and their duration;2.Past, present and future physical pain and suffering and resulting mental anguish;3.Reasonable and necessary medical expenses already incurred and those reasonably probable to be incurred in the future, if any;4. Any future disability that is reasonably probable to occur, its duration and its effect, if any, on Plaintiffs future earning capacity. In arriving at the amount of your award, if any, for any loss of future earning capacity, you should consider what the Plaintiffs health, physical ability, age and earning power were before the injury and the effect of the Plaintiffs injuries, if any, upon them; and 5.Past loss of wages; and6. Loss to the enjoyment of life.