Nevada Specific Legal Forms - Page 151

• Witness Who Has Pleaded Guilty to the Same or Related Charges (revised 2017)
• Defendant's Prior Bad Acts or Crimes (F.R.E. 404(b)) (revised 2017)
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Bad Acts (F.R.E. 608(b))
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Conviction (F.R.E. 609) (revised 2014)
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Inconsistent Statement Taken in Violation of Miranda
• Prior Statement of Defendant - Single Defendant on Trial
• Prior Statement of a Defendant - Multi-Defendant Trial (revised 2016)
• Photographs, Inflammatory
• Photograph of Defendant ("Mug Shots")
• Dismissal During Trial of Some Charges Against Single Defendant
• Disposition During Trial of All Charges Against One or More Co-Defendant(s)
• Previous Proceeding (Trial) of Defendant
• Disruptive Defendant
• Discharge of Defense Counsel During Trial
• Prejudicial Publicity During Trial
• Instructions Prior to Closing Arguments
• Role of Jury
• Evidence
• Direct and Circumstantial Evidence
• Credibility of Witnesses
• Not All Evidence, Not All Witnesses Needed
• Presumption of Innocence; Burden of Proof; Reasonable Doubt
• Nature of Indictment
• On or About
• Venue
• Elements of Offense(s) Charged
• Lesser Included Offenses
• Separate Consideration - Single Defendant Charged With Multiple Offenses
• Separate Consideration - Multiple Defendants Charged With Single Offense
• Separate Consideration - Multiple Defendants Charged With Same Offense
• Separate Consideration - Multiple Defendants Charged With Different Offenses
• Election Of Foreperson; Unanimous Verdict; Do Not Consider Punishment; Duty To Deliberate; Communication With Court
• Verdict Form
• Special Verdict Form; Special Interrogatories
• Stipulated Testimony
• Stipulation of Fact
• Judicial Notice (F.R.E. 201)
• Audio/Video Recordings - Consensual
• Audio/Video Recordings - Non-consensual
• Audio/Video Recordings - Transcripts (revised 2017)
• Transcript of Recording in Foreign Language
• Opinion Evidence (Expert Witnesses)
• Opinion Evidence (Lay Witnesses) (F.R.E. 701) (revised 2017)
• Summaries - Underlying Evidence Admitted (title revised 2013)
• Summaries - Underlying Evidence Not Admitted (F.R.E. 1006) (title revised 2013)
• Chain of Custody
• Fingerprints, Handwriting, and DNA Evidence
• Specific Investigation Techniques Not Required (revised 2016)
• Eyewitness Identification of the Defendant (Note added 2016 and revised 2017)
• Missing Witness (revised 2014)
• Child Witness
• Credibility of Witnesses - Law Enforcement Officer
• Credibility of Witnesses - Witness Who Has Pleaded Guilty to Same or Related Offense, Accomplices, Immunized Witnesses, Cooperating Witnesses (revised 2017)
• Credibility of Witnesses - Testimony of Informer
• Credibility of Witnesses - Testimony of Addict or Substance Abuser
• Impeachment of Witness - Prior Inconsistent Statement for Credibility Only
• Impeachment - Bad Character for Truthfulness (F.R.E. 608(a))
• Impeachment of Witness - Prior Bad Acts (F.R.E. 608(b))
• Impeachment of Witness - Prior Conviction (F.R.E. 609)
• False in One, False in All (Falsus in Uno, Falsus in Omnibus)
• Defendant's Choice not to Testify or Present Evidence
• Defendant's Testimony
• Defendant's Prior Bad Acts or Crimes (F.R.E. 404(b)) (revised 2017)
• Consciousness of Guilt (Flight, Concealment, Use of an Alias, etc.) (revised 2017)
• Consciousness of Guilt (False Exculpatory Statements) (revised 2014)
• Prior Statement of Defendant - Single Defendant on Trial
• Prior Statement of Non-testifying Defendant in Multi-Defendant Trial (revised 2016)
• Silence in the Face of Accusation (revised 2016)
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Bad Acts (F.R.E. 608(b))
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Conviction (F.R.E. 609) (revised 2014)
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Inconsistent Statement Taken in Violation of Miranda
• Impeachment of Defendant - Prior Inconsistent Statement Not Taken in Violation of Miranda
• Defendant's Character Evidence
• Impeachment of Defendant's Character Witness
• Proof of Required Mental State
• Knowingly
• Intentionally
• Motive Explained
• Willfully
• Willful Blindness
• Good Faith Defense
• Recklessly
• Negligently
• Failure to Act (Omissions)
• Possession of a Controlled Substance (21 U.S.C. Sec. 844)
• Criminal Forfeiture of Property (21 U.S.C. Sec. 853)
• Attempt
• Accomplice Liability; Aiding and Abetting
• Responsibility for Substantive Offenses Committed by Co-Conspirators (Pinkerton Liability)
• Withdrawal as a Defense to Substantive Offenses Committed by Co-Conspirators
• Causing the Criminal Acts of Another
• Corporate Criminal Responsibility
• Personal Criminal Responsibility of a Corporate Agent
• Accessory After the Fact
• Theory of Defense
• Alibi
• Duress (Coercion)
• Justification (Necessity)
• Entrapment
• Insanity