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... INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY by W. CALVIN CHESNUT * Need for Improvement of Instructions Trial by jury has long been and still is one of the cornerstones of our judicial administration . In all criminal cases and most common law cases , the ...
... INSTRUCTIONS TO THE JURY by W. CALVIN CHESNUT * Need for Improvement of Instructions Trial by jury has long been and still is one of the cornerstones of our judicial administration . In all criminal cases and most common law cases , the ...
Page 72
... instructions , it is important to bear in mind , ( what is not always realized ) , that most jurors are accustomed to receiving instructions by the ear rather than by the eye ; or , in other words , most jurors are not bookish men , and ...
... instructions , it is important to bear in mind , ( what is not always realized ) , that most jurors are accustomed to receiving instructions by the ear rather than by the eye ; or , in other words , most jurors are not bookish men , and ...
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... instructions succeed , 23 J Am Jud Soc 177 ( 1940 ) 10. Ryan , Are instructions which inform the jury of the effect of their answers inimical to justice ? 1940 Wis L Rev 400 11. Strode , Oral instructions to juries 1939 Va S B A 359 12 ...
... instructions succeed , 23 J Am Jud Soc 177 ( 1940 ) 10. Ryan , Are instructions which inform the jury of the effect of their answers inimical to justice ? 1940 Wis L Rev 400 11. Strode , Oral instructions to juries 1939 Va S B A 359 12 ...
Contents
THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE | 25 |
POSSIBILITIES IN AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE | 31 |
THE JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION MONOGRAPHS | 39 |
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