The phrase "verdict form" refers to a document that jurors fill out to state their decision in a trial. It is a form that includes questions for the jurors to answer, indicating whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty. Full definition
Rather, the parties or their attorneys will create verdict forms for the case and submit them to the judge before trial. (rotlaw.com)
Prosecutors proposed that the jury be presented with a special verdict form that would have revealed on which theory, if either, the jury convicted on. (canadianbusiness.com)
Presenter, The Importance of Verdict Forms to Trial Strategy, DRI Women in the Law Annual Conference, February 2015. (squirepattonboggs.com)