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1. 2.12 Evidence for Limited Purpose

   2.12 Evidence for Limited Purpose              You are about to hear evidence that [ describe evidence to be received for limited purpose ].   I instruct you that ...

2. 2.12 Evidence for Limited Purpose

   2.12 EVIDENCE FOR LIMITED PURPOSE  You are about to hear evidence that [ describe evidence to be received for limited purpose ]. I instruct you that this ...

3. 1.12 Direct and Circumstantial Evidence

   1.12 Direct and Circumstantial Evidence             Evidence may be direct or circumstantial. Direct evidence is direct proof of a ...

4. 9.33A Particular Rights—Fourteenth Amendment—Due Process—Deliberate or Reckless Suppression of Evidence

   ... —Deliberate or Reckless Suppression of Evidence                 As previously explained, ... a person being subjected to a criminal trial when favorable evidence has been deliberately or recklessly withheld from the prosecutor. In ...

5. 4.16 Charts and Summaries Not Admitted into Evidence

   4.16 CHARTS AND SUMMARIES NOT ADMITTED INTO EVIDENCE  During the trial, certain charts and summaries were shown to you in order to help explain the evidence in the case. These charts and summaries were not admitted into ...

6. 3.16 Charts and Summaries Not Admitted into Evidence

   ... 3.16 Charts and Summaries Not Admitted into Evidence               During the trial, certain charts and summaries were shown to you to help explain the evidence in the case.   These charts and summaries were not admitted into ...

7. 2.16 Evidence in Electronic Format

   2.16 Evidence in Electronic Format              Those exhibits received in evidence that are capable of being displayed electronically will be provided to ... be provided with a paper list of all exhibits received in evidence. You may request a paper copy of any exhibit received in evidence by ...

8. 11.9 Age Discrimination—Defenses—After-Acquired Evidence (Comment only)

   ... 11.9  Age Discrimination—Defenses—After-Acquired Evidence Comment              The ADEA applies the after-acquired evidence doctrine in the same manner as Title VII. See McKennon v. Nashville ...

9. 1.4 What Is Not Evidence

   1.4 What Is Not Evidence               The following things are not evidence, and you must not consider them as evidence in deciding the facts of ...

10. 1.4 What Is Not Evidence

    1.4 WHAT IS NOT EVIDENCE The following things are not evidence, and you must not consider them as evidence in deciding the facts of this case: (1) statements and arguments ...

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