Waiver of Jury Trial is a legal document that was released by the Massachusetts Housing Court - a government authority operating within Massachusetts.
Q: What is a waiver of jury trial?
A: A waiver of jury trial is when a party in a legal case agrees to give up their right to have a trial by jury and instead have the case decided by a judge.
Q: Why would someone choose to waive their right to a jury trial?
A: There are various reasons someone might choose to waive their right to a jury trial, such as if they believe a judge might be more fair or if they want a quicker resolution to their case.
Q: Is a waiver of jury trial common in Massachusetts?
A: Yes, waivers of jury trial are common in Massachusetts and many other states.
Q: Can both parties in a case agree to waive a jury trial?
A: Yes, both parties in a case can agree to waive a jury trial.
Q: Does waiving a jury trial mean the case will be decided by a judge?
A: Yes, if a jury trial is waived, the case will be decided by a judge alone.
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