Rule 6-1425 Arguments to jury.

If your case goes to trial in county court, the closing arguments to the jury follow the same rules used in the district court located in that county. There isn't a separate set of rules just for county court when it comes to how lawyers present their closing arguments.

This means both sides need to check what the district court in their county requires, such as time limits, order of arguments, or any other local procedures. Since these rules can vary from one county to another, it's a good idea to ask the court clerk or look up the specific district court rules that apply where the case is being heard.