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• 3.18 Corporate Defendant
• 3.19 Foreign Language Testimony
• 3.2 Consideration of Evidence-Conduct of the Jury
• 3.2 Charge Against Defendant Not Evidence-Presumption of Innocence-Burden of Proof.
• 3.20 On or About-Defined
• 3.3 Communication with Court
• 3.3 Defendant's Decision Not to Testify.
• 3.4 Readback or Playback
• 3.4 Defendant's Decision to Testify
• 3.5 Return of Verdict
• 3.5 Reasonable Doubt-Defined.
• 3.6 Additional Instructions of Law
• 3.6 What Is Evidence.
• 3.7 Deadlocked Jury
• 3.7 What Is Not Evidence.
• 3.8 Continuing Deliberations after Juror Is Discharged
• 3.8 Direct and Circumstantial Evidence.
• 3.9 Credibility of Witnesses
• 4.1 Corporations and Partnerships-Fair Treatment
• 4.1 Statements by Defendant.
• 4.10 Principal Sued but Not Agent-No Issue as to Agency or Authority
• 4.10 Government's Use of Undercover Agents and Informants.
• 4.11 Both Principal and Agent Sued-Agency or Authority Denied
• 4.11 Eyewitness Identification
• 4.12 Principal Sued but Not Agent-Agency or Authority Denied
• 4.12 Child Witness
• 4.13 Adverse Interest Exception
• 4.13 Missing Witness
• 4.14 Independent Contractor-Definition
• 4.14 Opinion Evidence, Expert Witness.
• 4.15 General Partnership-Definition
• 4.15 Dual Role Testimony
• 4.16 General Partnership-Scope of Partnership Business Defined
• 4.16 Charts and Summaries Not Admitted into Evidence
• 4.17 General Partnership-Act of Partner is Act of All Partners
• 4.17 Charts and Summaries Admitted into Evidence
• 4.18 General Partnership-Liability of Partner-No Issue as to Partnership, Agency, or Scope of Authority
• 4.18 Flight/Concealment of Identity
• 4.19 Partnership-existence Admitted-Scope of Partnership Business in Issue-Effect
• 4.19 Lost or Destroyed Evidence
• 4.2 Liability of Corporations-Scope of Authority Not in Issue
• 4.2 Silence in the Face of Accusation
• 4.20 Partnership-Existence of Partnership in Issue-Effect
• 4.3 Liability of Partnerships-Scope of Authority Not in Issue
• 4.3 Other Crimes, Wrongs or Acts of Defendant
• 4.4 Agent and Principal-Definition
• 4.4 Character of Defendant
• 4.5 Agent-Scope of Authority Defined
• 4.5 Character of Victim
• 4.6 Apparent Agency
• 4.6 Impeachment, Prior Conviction of Defendant
• 4.7 Ratification
• 4.7 Character of Witness for Truthfulness.
• 4.8 Act of Agent Is Act of Principal-Scope of Authority Not in Issue
• 4.8 Impeachment Evidence-Witness
• 4.9 Both Principal and Agent Sued-No Issue as to Agency or Authority
• 4.9 Testimony of Witnesses Involving Special Circumstances-Immunity, Benefits, Accomplice, Plea
• 5.1 Damages-Proof
• 5.1 Aiding and Abetting.
• 5.10 Advice of Counsel
• 5.2 Measures of Types of Damages
• 5.2 Accessory After the Fact
• 5.3 Damages-Mitigation
• 5.3 Attempt
• 5.4 Damages Arising in the Future-Discount to Present Cash Value
• 5.4 Specific Intent.
• 5.5 Punitive Damages
• 5.5 Willfully.
• 5.6 Nominal Damages
• 5.6 Maliciously
• 5.7 Knowingly-Defined
• 5.8 Deliberate Ignorance
• 5.9 Presumptions.
• 6.1 Preliminary Jury Instruction-FELA (45 U.S.C. Sec. 51 and 53)
• 6.1 Alibi
• 6.10 Mere Presence.
• 6.11 Public Authority or Government Authorization Defense
• 6.2 FELA-Elements and Burden of Proof
• 6.2 Entrapmen
• 6.2A Sentencing Entrapment
• 6.3 FELA-Negligence Defined
• 6.3 Entrapment Defense-Whether Person Acted as Government Agent
• 6.4 FELA-Causation
• 6.4 Insanity.
• 6.5 FELA-Plaintiff's Compliance with Defendant's Request or Directions
• 6.5 Duress, Coercion or Compulsion (Legal Excuse)
• 6.6 FELA-Damages
• 6.6 Necessity (Legal Excuse)..
• 6.7 FELA-Plaintiff's Negligence-Reduction of Damages (45 U.S.C. Sec. 53)
• 6.7 Justification (Legal Excuse)
• 6.8 Self-Defense.
• 6.9 Intoxication-Diminished Capacity
• 7.1 Seaman Status
• 7.1 Duty to Deliberate
• 7.10 Jones Act Negligence or Unseaworthiness-Plaintiff's Compliance with Defendant's Request or Directions
• 7.10 Readback or Playback
• 7.11 Maintenance and Cure-Elements and Burden of Proof
• 7.11 Continuing Deliberations After Juror Is Discharged and Not Replaced.
• 7.12 Maintenance and Cure-Willful and Arbitrary Failure to Pay
• 7.12 Resumption of Deliberations After Alternate Juror Is Added