Helping jurors to use jury instructions

When the deliberation room door closes and your jury finally gets to discuss the case, what do you think is their first order of business? Do they sit down and parse the verbiage of the jury instructions, analytically establishing the rules by which they must interpret the evidence? Not likely. Depending on the study you look at, ...

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Helping jurors to use jury instructions

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