Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
cautionary instruction — n. A judge’s instruction to the jury to consider specific pieces of evidence only for instructed purposes, not to allow extraneous information to influence their judgment, not to speak about the case to anyone outside the courtroom, and other… … Law dictionary
cautionary instruction — That part of a judge s charge to a jury in which he instructs them to consider certain evidence only for a specific purpose, e.g. evidence that a criminal defendant committed crimes other than the crime for which he is on trial may be admitted to … Black's law dictionary
cautionary instruction — That part of a judge s charge to a jury in which he instructs them to consider certain evidence only for a specific purpose, e.g. evidence that a criminal defendant committed crimes other than the crime for which he is on trial may be admitted to … Black's law dictionary
jury instructions — A direction given by the judge to the jury concerning the law of the case; a statement made by the judge to the jury informing them of the law applicable to the case in general or some aspect of it; an exposition or the rules or principles of law … Black's law dictionary
jury instructions — A direction given by the judge to the jury concerning the law of the case; a statement made by the judge to the jury informing them of the law applicable to the case in general or some aspect of it; an exposition or the rules or principles of law … Black's law dictionary
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