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General Criminal Jury Instructions
The following jury instructions are “general” jury instructions common to every criminal case. This table only includes a judge’s most recent instruction on a particular “general” topic.
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| Assessing Evidence Received |
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| Bias and Prejudice |
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| Conduct of Court/Counsel |
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| Direct/Circumstantial Evidence |
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| Effect of Indictment |
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| Exhibits |
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| Expert Witness/Opinion Evidence |
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| Government as a Party |
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| Jury Recollection/Rehearing Testimony |
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| Objections |
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| "On or About" Defined |
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| Presumption of Innocence |
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| Proof of All Elements |
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| Reasonable Doubt/Burden of Proof |
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| Witness Credibility |
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