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PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE...

Memphis Tennessee PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE, BURDEN OF PROOF, REASONABLE DOUBT

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Federal - Jury Instructions - 6th Circuit - Criminal

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Interesting Questions

How can jurors evaluate reasonable doubt?

Jurors should look at the evidence presented during the trial and think critically about whether they can truly believe the accused is guilty, without any lingering doubts.

Why is the presumption of innocence important?

It's important because it protects individuals from being wrongly punished. Everybody deserves a fair shake, right?

What happens if there's reasonable doubt?

If the jury has any reasonable doubt about the accused's guilt, they must acquit, meaning they have to let them go. It's the fair way to do things.

Can someone be convicted without strong evidence?

No, the prosecution must provide strong evidence to convince the jury of guilt. It's all about making sure nothing feels fishy in the case.

What is reasonable doubt?

Reasonable doubt is the idea that if there's any smart reason for you to think the accused might be innocent, you should vote not guilty. It's like saying, 'I just can’t be sure.'

How does the burden of proof work in a criminal case?

The burden of proof lies with the prosecution, which means it's their job to prove that the accused is guilty, and they have to do it beyond a reasonable doubt.

What does 'presumption of innocence' mean in Memphis?

It means every person accused of a crime is considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, sort of like giving them the benefit of the doubt.