Illinois Jury Demand is a legal document that is filed in an Illinois court when a party to a lawsuit requests a jury trial. It is typically filed by the plaintiff in a civil case, and typically includes a statement of the amount of money the plaintiff is seeking from the defendant. There are two types of Illinois Jury Demand: (1) a Demand for Jury Trial in a Civil Case; and (2) a Demand for Jury Trial in a Criminal Case. In a civil case, the Demand for Jury Trial in a Civil Case must be filed with the court at least twenty-eight days before the scheduled trial date. In a criminal case, the Demand for Jury Trial in a Criminal Case must be filed with the court within thirty days after the defendant's arraignment. Both types of Demand must be served to the other party, and must include a statement of the amount of money sought.
Illinois Jury Demand is a legal document that is filed in an Illinois court when a party to a lawsuit requests a jury trial. It is typically filed by the plaintiff in a civil case, and typically includes a statement of the amount of money the plaintiff is seeking from the defendant. There are two types of Illinois Jury Demand: (1) a Demand for Jury Trial in a Civil Case; and (2) a Demand for Jury Trial in a Criminal Case. In a civil case, the Demand for Jury Trial in a Civil Case must be filed with the court at least twenty-eight days before the scheduled trial date. In a criminal case, the Demand for Jury Trial in a Criminal Case must be filed with the court within thirty days after the defendant's arraignment. Both types of Demand must be served to the other party, and must include a statement of the amount of money sought.
