American Jurisprudence Pleading and Practice Forms Annotated, Rev. ed. (West Group) KF8836.A43. Multi-volume, updated.
Broome, Susan. Pattern Voir Dire Questions: Civil and Criminal. (James Pub., 2014) KF8979 .B76.
Court Forms, from the United States District Court for Minnesota.
Civil Forms, from the United States Courts.
Court Rules, Forms and Dockets (LLRX). This site includes links to over 1,400 sources for state and federal court rules, forms and dockets.
Federal Procedural Forms, Lawyers Edition. (The Lawyers Cooperative Pub. Co., 2007) KF8836.F4. Multi-volume.
Lane, Fred. Lane's Goldstein Trial Technique, 3rd ed. (West Group, 1984) KF8915.G62. Multi-volume, updated.
Pro Se Court Forms, from the United States District Court for Minnesota.
West's Federal Forms, 5th ed. (West Group 1952-2007) KF8836.W4. Multi-volume.
Minnesota
Court Forms, from the Minnesota State Courts Self Help Center.
Court Rules Forms, the appendices of forms that accompany the rules of court, from the Minnesota Judiciary.
Forms, from the Fourth Judicial District (Hennepin County) Courts.
Haydock, Roger S., et al. Civil Practice Forms, 3rd ed. (West Publishing Co., 2018) Getting Started KFM5480.M53 v.15-16A. (Vols. 15, 16, and 16A of Minnesota Practice). Multi-volume, updated.
Herr, David F. General Rules of Practice Annotated. (West Group, 2002) Reserve Room KFM5480.M53 vol.3A. (Vol. 3A Minnesota Practice). Single-volume, updated.
McFarland, Douglas D. and William J. Keppel. Minnesota Civil Practice, 4th ed. (LexisNexis, 2008) Self Help KFM5930.M3. Multi-volume, updated.
Minnesota Rules of Court (West Group, annual) Getting Started KFM5929.A191.
Minnesota State District Court Civil Practice Deskbook, 2nd ed.. (Minnesota Continuing Legal Education, 2009) Getting Started KFM5930 .M565 2014.
Non-English Court Forms & Brochures, from the Minnesota State Courts.
Jury Instructions
Minnesota Jury Instruction Guides, Civil (CIVJIG), 6th ed. (Thomson/West, 2014) Getting Started KFM5480 .M53. (Vols. 4-4A Minnesota Practice). Multi-volume, updated.
To find pattern jury instructions for other jurisdictions, search the online catalog for the subject heading Instructions to Juries and your jurisdiction. For example: Instructions to Juries Wisconsin.
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