6.80 General Verdict Form is a standard form used by US courts to allow juries to present their final verdict in civil cases. It is a standardized form that includes the legal elements of the case, as well as the findings of the jury. The form is typically used when the parties in a case agree to a settlement prior to the jury delivering its verdict. It is also used when a jury trial is requested and the case is decided by a jury. There are two types of 6.80 General Verdict Forms: a Special Verdict Form and a General Verdict Form. The Special Verdict Form is used when the jury is asked to answer specific questions about the issues in the case, such as whether the defendant is liable, whether the plaintiff is entitled to certain damages, etc. The General Verdict Form is used when the jury is asked to make a general determination of liability or damages. In both cases, the jury is asked to answer yes or no to the questions on the form.