Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.371
(a) Judicial Discretion. At the discretion of the presiding
trial judge, jurors may be allowed to submit questions of witnesses
during the trial.
(b) Procedure. The trial judge shall utilize the following
procedure if a juror indicates that the juror wishes to ask a
question:
(1) the questions must be submitted in writing;
(2) the trial judge shall review the question outside the
presence of the jury;
(3) counsel shall have an opportunity to object to the
question outside the presence of the jury;
(4) counsel shall be allowed to ask follow up questions;
and
(5) the jury must be advised that if a question
submitted by a juror is not allowed for any reason, the juror must
not discuss it with the other jurors and must not hold it against
either party.