Criminal,
Judges and Judiciary,
Law Practice
Sep. 1, 2015
Review a court's duty to instruct a jury
Learn the basics of a court's duty to instruct a jury in a criminal case in this month's MCLE column.
The objective of this article and self-study test is to review the general law concerning a court's duty to instruct a jury in a criminal case. Readers will learn about which instructions are used, the timing of instructions, instructions a court must provide sua sponte, instructions that must be provided upon request, and the duty to instruct on defenses.
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