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• UNANIMITY OF THEORY
• UNANIMITY NOT REQUIRED B MEANS
• UNANIMITY REQUIRED: STATUTORY MAXIMUM PENALTY INCREASED (CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES: 21 U.S.C. ' 841)
• DUTY TO DELIBERATE
• PUNISHMENT
• VERDICT FORM
• LESSER OFFENSE, ORDER OF DELIBERATIONS, VERDICT FORM
• VERDICT LIMITED TO CHARGES AGAINST THIS DEFENDANT
• COURT HAS NO OPINION
• JUROR NOTES
• SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTIONS IN RESPONSE TO JUROR QUESTIONS
• REREADING OF TESTIMONY
• PARTIAL VERDICTS
• DEADLOCKED JURY
• QUESTIONABLE UNANIMITY AFTER POLLING
• 21 U.S.C. Sec. 859 DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE TO PERSON UNDER 21
• 18 U.S.C. Sec. 2421 TRANSPORTATION FOR PROSTITUTION/SEXUAL ACTIVITY - ELEMENTS
• 1.01 functions of the court and the jury
• 1.02 No inference from judges questions
• 1.03 All Litigants Equal before the law
• 1.04 EVIDENCE
• 1.05 Deposition Testimony
• 1.06 What is Not Evidence
• 1.07 Note taking
• 1.08 Consideration of All Evidence Regardless of Who Produced
• 1.09 Limited Purpose of Evidence
• 1.01 FUNCTIONS OF COURT AND JURY
• 1.10 Evidence Limited to Certain Parties
• 1.11 Weighing the Evidence .
• 1.12 Definition of "Direct" and "Circumstantial" Evidence.
• 1.13 Testimony of Witness: Deciding What to Believe
• 1.14 Prior Inconsistent Statements [or Acts]
• 1.15 Impeachment of Witness-Convictions
• 1.16 Lawyer Interviewing Witness
• 1.17 Number of Witnesses
• 1.18 Absence of Evidence
• 1.19 Adverse Inference from Missing Witness. .
• 1.02 The charge
• 1.20 Spoliation/Destruction of Evidence
• 1.21 Expert Witnesses
• 1.22 Translated Language
• 1.23 Summaries.
• 1.24 Demonstrative Evidence
• 1.25 Multiple Claims; Multiple Plaintiffs/Defendants
• 1.26 Dismissed/Withdrawn Defendant
• 1.27 Burden of Proof
• 1.28 Clear and Convincing Evidence .
• 1.29 Burden for Affirmative Defense/Burden-Shifting Theory .
• 1.30 Proximate Cause
• 1.31 No Need to Consider Damages Instruction.
• 1.32 Selection of Presiding Juror; General Verdict
• 1.33 Communication with Court
• 1.34 Disagreement Among Jurors.
• 1.05 DEFINITION OF CRIME CHARGED
• 10.04 THE EVIDENCE
• 10.05 TESTIMONY PRESENTED THROUGH INTERPRETER
• 10.1 Nature of FMLA Claim
• 10.10 Damages: Mitigation.
• 10.11 Damages: Where No Lost Wages or Benefits
• 10.12 CONDUCT OF THE TRIAL
• 10.2 Elements of FMLA Interference Claim
• 10.3 Supplemental Instructions for Specific Issues
• 10.4 Elements of FMLA Retaliation Claim
• 10.5 Definition of "Equivalent Position"
• 10.6 Definition of "Serious Health Condition".
• 10.7 Definition of "Serious Illness or Injury" in Armed Forces Cases
• 10.8 Notice
• 10.9 Damages: Lost Wages or Benefits
• 11.1.1 The Parties and the Nature of the Case
• 11.1.10 Willful Infringement
• 11.1.11 Damages
• 11.1.12 Invalidity
• 11.1.13 Invalidity - Anticipation
• 11.1.14 Invalidity - Obviousness
• 11.1.15 Invalidity - Written Description / Claiming Requirements
• 11.1.16 Person of Ordinary Skill
• 11.1.2 The Patent System.
• 11.1.3 How a Patent Is Obtained
• 11.1.4 The Parts of a Patent
• 11.1.5 The Patent Claims.
• 11.1.6 Issues to Be Decided
• 11.1.7 Infringement; Burden of Proof
• 11.1.8 Direct Infringement
• 11.1.9 Indirect Infringement
• 11.2.1 The Patent System
• 11.2.10 Direct Infringement - Elements
• 11.2.11.3 Infringement - Means-Plus-Function Claim Language
• 11.2.12 Indirect Infringement - Inducement
• 11.2.13 Indirect Infringement - Contributory Infringement
• 11.2.14 Willful Infringement .
• 11.2.2 Person of Ordinary Skill
• 11.2.3 The Parts of a Patent .
• 11.2.4 The Patent Claims
• 11.2.5 Infringement: Interpretation of the Patent Claims
• 11.2.6 Independent and Dependent Claims
• 11.2.7 Means-Plus-Function Claims .
• 11.2.8 "Comprising" / "Consisting Of" / "Consisting Essentially Of"
• 11.2.9 Interpretation of the Patent Claims
• 11.3.2.1 Specification Requirements - Written Description
• 11.3.2.2 Specification Requirements - Enablement .