Proposes a constitutional amendment that modifies a provision relating to the right of trial by jury

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment to change how juries are selected and how verdicts are reached in Missouri courts. It allows juries in non-record courts to have fewer than twelve members and permits a two-thirds majority to decide civil cases, while raising the requirement to three-fourths for civil cases in record courts. Additionally, the amendment clarifies that criminal defendants can choose to give up their right to a jury trial if both the government and the court agree. If voters approve this change, it would alter the state constitution regarding jury composition and verdict thresholds for both civil and criminal proceedings.