Oklahoma Uniform Jury Instructions
Criminal 2nd Edition
with comments | without commentsINTRODUCTORY INSTRUCTIONS
- A. VOIR DIRE
- B. PRELIMINARY REMARKS
ATTEMPT, CONSPIRACY, PARTIES, ETC.
- A. ACCESSORY
- B. AIDING AND ABETTING
- C. ATTEMPT
- D. CONSPIRACY
- F. ATTEMPT OR THREATEN VIOLENCE
CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE
- A. BRIBERY
- 3-1 Introduction
- 1. OFFERING, GIVING, OR PROMISING
- 2. ASKING FOR, AGREEING TO RECEIVE, OR RECEIVING
- B. PERJURY
- C. SUBORNATION OF PERJURY
- D. CONTEMPT
- E. REMOVAL OF PUBLIC OFFICER
- 3-27 Removal of Public Officer
- F. RACKETEERING
- 3-28 Elements (Conducting or Participating)
- 3-29 Elements (Acquiring or Maintaining an Interest in)
- 3-30 Elements (Investment of Proceeds)
- 3-31 Pattern of Racketeering Activity Definition
- 3-32 What Constitutes Racketeering Activity
- 3-33 Collection of an Unlawful Debt Definition
- 3-34 Racketeering Definitions
- G. OTHER CRIMES AGAINST PUBLIC JUSTICE
- H. SEX OFFENDERS
CRIMES AGAINST THE PERSON
- A. ASSAULT AND BATTERY
- 4-1 Introduction
- 4-2 Assault Defined
- 4-3 Battery Defined
- 4-4 Shooting with Intent to Kill - Elements
- 4-5 Use of Vehicle (Drive by Shooting) - Elements
- 4-6 Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon - Elements
- 4-6A Domestic Assault and Battery with a Deadly Weapon - Elements
- 4-7 By Means or Force Likely to Produce Death - Elements
- 4-8 Any Other Attempt to Kill - Elements
- 4-9 Resisting the Execution of Legal Process - Elements
- 4-10 Assault with Intent to Kill - Elements
- 4-11 Definition of Transferred Intent
- 4-12 Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon - Elements
- 4-12A Assault and Battery - Domestic Assault/(Assault and Battery) with a Dangerous Weapon - Elements
- 4-13 Assault and Battery with a Dangerous Weapon By Use of a Firearm - Elements
- 4-14 Assault with Intent to Commit a Felony - Elements
- 4-15 Aggravated Assault and Battery Upon Police Or Other Peace Officer - Elements
- 4-15A Aggravated Assault and Battery Upon Police Or Other State Peace Officer That Results in Maiming - Elements
- 4-16 Assault or Battery Upon Police Officer - Elements
- 4-17 Assault and Battery Upon Referees - Elements
- 4-17A Assault and Battery Upon (School employee)/Student - Elements
- 4-17B Aggravated Battery Upon School Employee - Elements
- 4-18 Aggravated Assault and Battery Upon Department of (Human Services) Employee - Elements
- 4-18C Throwing/Transferring/Placing Body Wastes/Fluids Upon Government Employee/Contractor - Elements
- 4-19 Assault and Battery Upon Court Officer - Elements
- 4-20 Assault and Battery Upon Emergency Medical Care Provider - Elements
- 4-21 Aggravated Assault and Battery Upon Emergency Medical Care Provider - Elements
- 4-22 Interfering with an Emergency Medical Care Provider - Elements
- 4-23 Aggravated, Great Bodily Injury Inflicted - Elements
- 4-24 Aggravated, Aged or Decrepit Victim - Elements
- 4-25 Assault - Elements
- 4-26 Assault and Battery - Elements
- 4-26A Assault and Battery - Domestic Abuse - Elements
- 4-26B Assault and Battery - Domestic Abuse - With Great Bodily Injury - Elements
- 4-26C Assault and Battery - Domestic Abuse - In Presence of Child - Elements
- 4-26D Assault and Battery - Domestic Abuse - Strangulation - Elements
- 4-26E Assault and Battery - Domestic Abuse Against Pregnant Woman - Elements
- 4-27 Defense of Consent
- 4-28 Assault and Battery - Definitions
- 4-29 Stalking - Elements
- 4-30 Stalking in Violation of Court Order - Elements
- 4-31 Stalking - Definitions
- 4-32 Malicious Intimidation or Harassment - Elements
- 4-32A Obscene, Threatening, Or Harassing Electronic Communications - Elements
- 4-33 Inciting Imminent Violence - Elements
- B. CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN
- 4-34 Crimes Against Children - Introduction
- 4-35 Child Abuse - Elements
- 4-35A Child Abuse - Use of Ordinary Force By Parent For Discipline
- 4-35B Child Abuse/Neglect - Affirmative Defense - Use of Prayer for Treatment of Child
- 4-36 Enabling Child Abuse - Elements
- 4-37 Neglect of Child - Elements
- 4-37A Neglect of Child - Activities Not Constituting Neglect
- 4-38 Enabling Child Neglect - Elements
- 4-39 Sexual Abuse of Children - Elements
- 4-39A Sexual Exploitation of Children - Elements
- 4-40 Enabling the Sexual Abuse/Exploitation of Children - Elements
- 4-40A Omission to Provide for Child - Elements
- 4-40B Child Endangerment - Elements
- 4-40C Child Endangerment - Statutory Affirmative Defense
- 4-40D Crimes Against Children - Definitions
- 4-41 Failure to Pay Child Support - Elements
- 4-42 Leaving State to Avoid Child Support - Elements
- 4-43 Neglect of Drug (Alcohol) Dependent Child - Elements
- 4-44 Violation of Child Custody Order - Elements
- 4-45 Violation of Child Custody Order - Defenses - Burden of Proof
- 4-46 Contributing to Delinquency of a Minor - Elements
- 4-47 Contributing to Commission of Felony by a Minor - Elements
- 4-48 Encouraging Street Gang Activity - Elements
- 4-49 Encouraging Minor to Commit Drug-Related Crime - Elements
- 4-50 Encouraging Minor to be in Need of Supervision - Elements
- 4-51 Contributing to Delinquency of Minors - Definitions
- 4-52 Procuring Minor for Prostitution - Elements
- 4-53 Permitting the Procuring of a Minor for Prostitution - Elements
- 4-54 Keeping Minor for Prostitution - Elements
- 4-55 Permitting the Keeping of a Minor for Prostitution - Elements
- 4-56 Procuring and Keeping Minor for Prostitution - Definitions
- 4-56A Loitering By a Person required To Register As A Sex Offender - Elements
- 4-56B Aggravated/Habitual Sex Offender In A Park - Elements
- 4-57 Crimes Against Unborn Children - Definition and Limitations
- 4-57A Limitations On (Injuries To)/(Death Of) Unborn Child
- 4-57B Unborn Child Homicide - Causation
- 4-58 (This Instruction is Intentionally Blank)
- 4-58A Trafficking In Children - Elements (Compensation for Adoptions)
- 4-58A-1 Trafficking In Children - Affirmative Defense For Court Approved Costs and Expenses (Compensation for Adoptions)
- 4-58B Trafficking In Children - Elements (Accepting Compensation by Others Besides Child-Placing Agencies and Attorneys)
- 4-58B-1 Trafficking In Children - Affirmative Defense For Child-Placing Agencies and Attorneys (Accepting Compensation for Adoptions)
- 4-58C Trafficking In Children - Elements (Bringing Child Into State or Sending Out of State)
- 4-58C-1 Trafficking In Children - Affirmative Defense For Parents and Guardians (Bringing Child Into State or Sending Out of State)
- 4-58D Trafficking In Children - Elements (Receiving Money for Adoption With No Intent to Consent to Adoption)
- 4-58E Trafficking In Children - Elements (Receiving Money for Adoption When Not Pregnant)
- 4-58F-1 Trafficking In Children - Elements (Receiving Money for Adoption Without Disclosure to Other Persons)
- 4-58F-2 Trafficking In Children - Elements (Receiving Money From More Than One Adoptive Family)
- 4-58G Trafficking In Children - Elements (Advertising for Adoptions)
- 4-58H Trafficking In Children - Elements (Advertising for Placing Child for Adoption)
- 4-58H-1 Trafficking in Children - Affirmative Defense For Favorable Preplacement Home Study Recommendation
- C. HOMICIDE
- 4-59 Introduction
- 4-60 Causation
- 1. MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE
- 4-61 With Malice Aforethought - Elements
- 4-62 Definition and Explanation of Malice Aforethought
- 4-63 Proof of Malice Aforethought
- 4-64 By Felony Murder - Elements
- 4-65 Murder In The First Degree By Felony Murder - In the Commission of Defined
- 4-65A A Murder In the First Degree Involving Death of Child - Elements
- 4-66 Death Penalty Proceedings - Return of Verdict (First Stage)
- 4-67 Death Penalty - Verdict Form (First Stage)
- 4-68 Death Penalty Proceedings - Introduction
- 4-68A Death Penalty - Mental Retardation
- 4-69 Death Penalty - Bill of Particulars
- 4-70 Death Penalty - Presumption of Innocence
- 4-71 Death Penalty - Felony Murder
- 4-72 Death Penalty - Aggravating Circumstances
- 4-73 Death Penalty - Heinous, Atrocious, Cruel Defined
- 4-74 Death Penalty - Continuing Threat to Society Defined
- 4-75 Death Penalty - Avoiding Lawful Arrest or Prosecution Defined
- 4-76 Death Penalty - Determination, Aggravating Circumstances
- 4-77 Death Penalty - Circumstantial Evidence
- 4-78 Death Penalty Proceedings - Jury's Determination of Mitigating Circumstances
- 4-79 Death Penalty - Circumstances Which May Be Mitigating
- 4-80 Death Penalty - Weighing Aggravating/Mitigating Circumstances
- 4-81 Death Penalty - Aggravating Circumstances Reduced to Writing
- 4-82 Death Penalty - Closing Charge
- 4-83 Death Penalty - Deadlocked Jury
- 4-83A Death Penalty - Alternative Responses To Juror Questions About Life Without Possibility Of Parole
- 4-84 Death Penalty - Verdict Form for Aggravating Circumstances
- 4-85 Death Penalty - Death Verdict Form
- 4-86 Death Penalty - Life Imprisonment Without Parole Verdict Form
- 4-87 Death Penalty - Life Imprisonment Verdict Form
- 4-87A Death Penalty - Mental Retardation Verdict Form
- 4-87B Life Without Parole Proceedings - Juveniles
- 4-87B-1 Life Without Parole Proceedings - Juveniles Offender Verdict Form
- 4-87C Life Without Parole Proceedings - Juvenile Offender
- 4-87C-1 Life Without Parole Proceedings - Juveniles - Definitions
- 2. SOLICITING ANOTHER TO COMMIT FIRST-DEGREE MURDER
- 3. MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE
- 4. MANSLAUGHTER
- 4-94 Manslaughter in the First Degree by Misdemeanor-Manslaughter - Elements
- 4-95 First Degree by Heat of Passion - Elements
- 4-95A Murder In The First Degree - Defense Of Heat Of Passion
- 4-96 First Degree by Dangerous Weapon - Elements (Deleted)
- 4-96A (Deleted)
- 4-97 First Degree, Requirement for Heat of Passion
- 4-98 First Degree, Adequate Provocation Defined
- 4-99 First Degree, Passion Defined
- 4-100 First Degree, Cooling Time Defined
- 4-101 First Degree, Causal Connection Defined
- 4-102 First Degree by Resisting Criminal Attempt - Elements
- 4-103 Second Degree - Elements
- 4-104 Second Degree - Culpable Negligence Defined
- 5. NEGLIGENT HOMICIDE
- D. KIDNAPPING, ABDUCTION, CHILD STEALING
- 4-109 Introduction
- 4-110 Kidnapping - Elements
- 4-111 Kidnapping for Extortion
- 4-112 Abduction - Elements
- 4-113 Child Stealing - Elements
- 4-113A Human Trafficking for Labor - Elements
- 4-113B Human Trafficking for Commercial Sex - Elements
- 4-113C Human Trafficking of a Minor for Commercial Sex - Elements
- 4-113D Human Trafficking - Definitions
- 4-114 Kidnapping - Definitions
- E. MAIMING
- F. RAPE AND OTHER SEX CRIMES
- 4-119 Introduction
- 4-120 Rape in the First Degree - Elements
- 4-121 Spousal Rape in the First Degree - Elements
- 4-122 Sexual Intercourse Defined
- 4-123 Whether Victim Was Capable of Giving Legal Consent
- 4-124 Rape in the Second Degree - Elements
- 4-125 Rape by Instrumentation in the First Degree - Elements
- 4-126 Deleted
- 4-127 Deleted
- 4-128 Forcible Sodomy - Elements
- 4-129 [Lewd Acts (Molestation) with]/[Indecent Proposals to] a Child Under Sixteen - Elements
- 4-130 Sexual Battery - Elements
- 4-131 Indecent Exposure - Elements
- 4-132 Procuring Lewd Exhibition - Elements
- 4-133 Distribution of Pornography - Elements
- 4-134 Solicitation of Minor - Elements
- 4-135 Exhibition of Obscene Material to Minor - Elements
- 4-135A Buying/Possessing/Procuring Child Pornography - Elements
- 4-135B Procurement of Child for Pornography - Elements
- 4-135C Possession/Procurement of Child Pornography - Elements
- 4-136 Peeping Tom -- Elements
- 4-136A Taking Clandestine Photos -- Elements
- 4-137 Incest -- Elements
- 4-138 Rape and Sex Crimes -Consent
- 4-138A Rape and Sex Crimes -Consent of Minor
- 4-139 Rape and Sex Crimes - Definitions
- G. ROBBERY
- H. OTHER CRIMES AGAINST PERSONS
CRIMES AGAINST HABITATION AND PROPERTY
- A. ARSON
- 5-1 Introduction
- 5-2 Arson in the First Degree - Elements
- 5-3 First Degree - Inhabited or Occupied Defined
- 5-4 Arson in the Second Degree - Elements
- 5-5 Second Degree - Uninhabited or Unoccupied Defined
- 5-6 Third Degree, § 1403(A) - Elements
- 5-7 Third Degree, § 1403(B), Insurance - Elements
- 5-8 Fourth Degree, § 1404(A) - Elements
- 5-9 Fourth Degree, § 1404(B) - Elements
- 5-9A Endangerment of Life by Arson -- Elements
- 5-10 Arson - Definitions
- B. BURGLARY AND ILLEGAL ENTRY
- 5-11 Introduction
- 5-12 First Degree - Elements
- 5-13 Second Degree - Elements
- 5-14 Second Degree (Vending Machines) - Elements
- 5-14A Burglary in the Third Degree - Elements
- 5-15 By Use of Explosives - Elements
- 5-16 Illegal Entry - Elements
- 5-17 Breaking and Entering Without Permission - Elements
- 5-18 Burglary - Definitions
- D. EMBEZZLEMENT
- 5-19 Introduction
- 5-20 Embezzlement (Appropriating) - Elements
- 5-21 Embezzlement (Secreting) - Elements
- 5-22 Appropriating, § 1453 - Elements
- 5-23 Appropriating, § 1454 - Elements
- 5-24 Secreting, § 1454 - Elements
- 5-25 Appropriating, § 1455 - Elements
- 5-26 Secreting, § 1455 - Elements
- 5-27 Appropriating, § 1456 - Elements
- 5-28 Secreting, § 1456 - Elements
- 5-29 Embezzlement By Public Officer - Elements
- 5-30 Embezzlement - Definitions
- E. EXTORTION
- F. FALSE PRETENSE, OBTAINING PROPERTY BY
- 5-37 Introduction
- 5-38 False Pretense (Felony, Section 1541.2) - Elements
- 5-39 Attempted False Pretense (Felony, Section 1541.2) - Elements
- 5-40 False Pretense (Felony, Section 1541.3) - Elements
- 5-41 False Pretense (Misdemeanor, Section 1541.1) - Elements
- 5-42 Attempted False Pretense (Misdemeanor, Section 1541.1) - Elements
- 5-43 False or Bogus Check Defined
- 5-44 Felony, § 1542 - Elements
- 5-45 Felony, § 1542 (Alternate)- Elements
- 5-46 For Alleged Charitable Purposes - Elements
- 5-47 For Alleged Charitable Purposes (Alternate) - Elements
- 5-48 By False Negotiable Paper- Elements
- 5-49 By False Negotiable Paper (Alternate) - Elements
- 5-50 False Personation - Elements
- 5-51 Assault While Masked - Elements
- 5-52 False Claim for Insurance - Elements
- 5-53 Home Repair Fraud - Elements
- 5-54 Credit/Debit Card Theft - Elements
- 5-55 Possession of Credit/Debit Card of Another - Elements
- 5-56 False Pretense - Definitions
- G. FORGERY
- 5-57 Introduction
- 1. FORGERY IN THE FIRST DEGREE
- 2. FORGERY IN THE SECOND DEGREE
- 5-60 Seals - Elements
- 5-61 Court Documents, Etc. - Elements
- 5-62 Public Transportation Tickets - Elements
- 5-63 Stock Certificates- Elements
- 5-64 Evidence of Debt - Elements
- 5-65 Counterfeiting Coins, § 1583 - Elements
- 5-66 Counterfeiting Coins, § 1584 - Elements
- 5-67 Counterfeiting Stamps - Elements
- 5-68 Counterfeiting Bank Note Plates - Elements
- 5-69 Forgery (Uttering Notes, Etc.) - Elements
- 5-70 Uttering Public Transportation Tickets - Elements
- 5-71 Uttering Stamps - Elements
- 5-72 Forgery (Uttering in General) - Elements
- 5-73 Uttering Stock Certificates- Elements
- 5-74 Uttering Canceled Stock Certificates - Elements
- 5-75 Uttering an Evidence of Debt - Elements
- 5-76 Possession of Bank Note Plates - Elements
- 5-77 Possession of Bank Note Plate Impressions - Elements
- 5-78 Forgery (Possession of Evidence of a Debt) - Elements
- 5-79 Forgery (Possession in General) - Elements
- 5-80 Possession of Counterfeit Coins - Elements
- 5-81 Falsifying Records - Elements
- 5-82 Falsifying Entries to Recorded Documents - Elements
- 5-83 Falsifying by Abstracter - Elements
- 5-84 Falsifying Entries in Book of Accounts - Elements
- 5-85 Falsifying Entries in Corporate Book of Accounts - Elements
- 5-86 Falsifying Entries by Officer, Member, Employee - Elements
- 5-87 Falsifying by Making Entries by Officer, Member - Elements
- 5-88 Falsifying by Keeping False Account - Elements
- 5-89 False Certification- Elements
- 5-90 Falsely Obtaining Signatures - Elements
- 5-90A Determination of Value
- 5-91 Forgery - Definitions
- H. LARCENY
- 5-92 Introduction
- 5-93 Grand Larceny - Elements
- 5-94 Petit - Elements
- 5-95 Grand in Dwelling or Vessel - Elements
- 5-96 Grand in the Nighttime - Elements
- 5-97 From the House - Elements
- 5-98 Larceny of (Domestic Animals)/(An Implement of Husbandry) - Elements
- 5-99 Larceny Of Domestic Fowls- Elements
- 5-100 Larceny Of Automotive Driven Vehicle - Elements
- 5-101 Grand, of Oil Products- Elements
- 5-102 Petit, of Oil Products- Elements
- 5-103 Larceny of Merchandise - Elements
- 5-104 This Instruction Should be Deleted
- 5-105 Entering with Intent to Steal Copper - Elements
- 5-105A [Grand] Larceny of Lost Property - Elements
- 5-106 Larceny - Definitions
- I. MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
- J. RECEIVING/CONCEALING STOLEN PROPERTY
- L. UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OR USE OF A VEHICLE
- 5-115 Introduction
- 5-116 Unauthorized Use of Vehicle - Elements
- 5-116A Unauthorized Use of Implement of Husbandry - Elements
- 5-117 Possession of a Stolen Vehicle - Elements
- 5-117A Possession of Stolen Implement of Husbandry - Elements
- 5-118 Tampering With a Vehicle - Elements
- 5-119 Interfering With Vehicle - Elements
- 5-120 Joyriding - Elements
- 5-121 Unauthorized Use of Vehicle - Definition
- M. AUTOMOBILE TITLE CRIMES
- 5-122 Removing Vehicle Identification Numbers - Elements
- 5-123 Giving Wrong Description of Vehicle in Application for Registration - Elements
- 5-124 Possession of a Vehicle with a Removed/Falsified Identification Number - Elements
- 5-125 Making False Statement in an Application for a Certificate of Title - Elements
- 5-126 Transfer of Stolen Vehicle - Elements
- N. SECURITIES ACT
- O. COMPUTER CRIMES
- 5-130 Computer Crimes - Elements
DRUG AND PUBLIC SAFETY OFFENSES
- A. DRUG OFFENSES
- 6-1 Introduction, General
- 6-2 Distributing - Elements
- 6-3 Manufacturing - Elements
- 6-3A Possession of Precursor Substances with Intent to Manufacture - Elements
- 6-3B Drug Offenses: Endeavoring To Manufacture - Elements
- 6-3C Aggravated Manufacturing - Elements
- 6-4 Possession with Intent to Manufacture, Etc. - Elements
- 6-5 Distributing/Manufacturing Under Sec. 2-401(F) - Elements
- 6-6 Possession - Elements
- 6-7 Possession of Drug Paraphernalia - Elements
- 6-8 Defense of Possession for Religious Use
- 6-9 Cultivation- Elements
- 6-10 Marijuana Defined
- 6-11 Drug Possession Defined
- 6-12 Maintaining a Place Where Drugs Are Kept - Elements
- 6-13 Trafficking in Illegal Drugs - Elements
- 6-14 Public Drunkenness/Intoxication - Introduction
- 6-15 Public Drunkenness/Intoxication - Elements
- 6-16 Drug Offenses - Definitions
- B. VEHICLE RELATED OFFENSES
- 1. DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE, ETC.
- 6-17 Driving a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence, Etc. - Introduction
- 6-18 Driving a Motor Vehicle (While Under the Influence of Alcohol)/(With Alcohol Concentration of .08 or More) - Elements
- 6-18A Aggravated Driving Under the Influence - Elements
- 6-19 Driving a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of an Intoxicating Substance - Elements
- 6-20 Being in Actual Physical Control of a Motor Vehicle While Under the [Combined] Influence of Alcohol/(An Intoxicating Substance) - Elements
- 6-21 Being Involved In Accident While Under the Influence of Alcohol/(An Intoxicating Substance) - Elements
- 6-22 Causing Accident While Under the Influence of Alcohol/(An Intoxicating Substance) - Elements
- 6-23 With Impaired Ability - Elements
- 6-24 Driving (Under the Influence)/(While Impaired) - Chemical Test Evidence Defined
- 6-25 Leaving the Scene of an Accident - Elements
- 6-26 Failure to Submit to Drug and Alcohol Testing - Elements
- 6-27 Driving Under Suspension/Revocation - Elements
- 2. ELUDING/(ATTEMPTING TO ELUDE) A (PEACE OFFICER)/(GAME RANGER)
- 3. RECKLESS DRIVING
- 4. SPEEDING
- 1. DRIVING A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE, ETC.
- C. WEAPONS OFFENSES
- 1. UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM
- 6-36 Introduction
- 6-37 Unlawful Possession of a Firearm - Elements
- 6-37A Transporting a Loaded Firearm - Elements
- 6-38 Possessing a Weapon While Committing a Felony - Elements
- 6-39 Possessing a Firearm After a Felony Conviction - Elements
- 6-39A Possession of a Firearm/Weapon By a Child - Elements
- 6-39B Possession of a Firearm By a Child - Defense
- 6-40 Defense of Lack of Knowledge
- 2. POINTING A FIREARM
- 1. UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF A FIREARM
- D. RESISTING AND ESCAPE
- 1. RESISTING A/AN PEACE/EXECUTIVE OFFICER
- 2. ESCAPE FROM LAWFUL CUSTODY
- 6-50 Introduction
- 6-51 Elements
- 6-52 Attempted Escape - Elements
- 6-53 Escape from Penal Institution - Elements
- 6-53A Escape from Juvenile Detention Facility - Elements
- 6-54 Unauthorized Entry - Elements
- 6-55 Possession of Contraband in Prison - Elements
- 6-56 Jumping Bail - Elements
- 6-56A Removal of Electronic Monitoring Device - Elements
- 3. RIOT
OTHER CRIMES
- A. HARMING ANIMALS
- 7-1 Introduction
- 7-2 Cruelty to Animals - Elements
- 7-3 Cruelty to Animals - Defense
- 7-4 (Mistreatment of)/(Interference with) Police Dog/Horse - Elements
- 7-5 (Mistreatment of)/(Interference with) Police Dog/Horse During Commission of Crime - Elements
- 7-6 Killing Police Dog/Horse - Elements
- 7-7 Killing/Beating/Torturing Etc. Police Dog/Horse During Commission of Crime - Elements
- B. OPERATING POLICE FREQUENCY RADIO
DEFENSES
- A. DEFENSE OF ANOTHER
- 8-1 Introduction
- 8-2 Justifiable Use of Deadly Force
- 8-3 Justifiable Use of Force to Prevent Offense
- 8-4 Justifiable Use of Nondeadly Force
- 8-5 Burden of Proof
- 8-6 When Defense Not Available
- 8-7 Defense Reestablished
- 8-8 When Defense Available
- 8-9 Aggressor Defined
- 8-10 When Person Aided Is a Trespasser
- 8-11 Trespasser Defined
- 8-12 Defense of Another - Definitions
- B. DEFENSE OF PROPERTY
- 8-13 Introduction
- 8-14 Justifiable Use of Deadly Force in Defense of Habitation
- 8-15 Defense of Person - Justifiable Use of Deadly Force Against Intruder
- 8-15A Defense of Person - Right to Stand Your Ground
- 8-16 Justifiable Use of Nondeadly Force
- 8-17 Burden of Proof
- 8-18 Defense of Property - Definitions
- C. DEFENSE OF DURESS
- D. DEFENSE OF ENTRAPMENT
- E. DEFENSE OF EXCUSABLE HOMICIDE
- F. DEFENSE OF MENTAL ILLNESS
- G. DEFENSE OF VOLUNTARY INTOXICATION
- H. DEFENSE OF INVOLUNTARY INTOXICATION
- I. DEFENSE OF SELF-DEFENSE
- 8-45 Introduction
- 8-46 Justifiable Use of Deadly Force
- 8-47 Battered Women Cases
- 8-48 Justifiable Use of Nondeadly Force
- 8-49 Burden of Proof
- 8-50 When Defense Not Available
- 8-51 Defense Reestablished
- 8-52 No Duty to Retreat
- 8-53 Aggressor Defined
- 8-54 Availability to a Trespasser
- 8-55 Trespasser Defined
- 8-56 Defense of Self-Defense - Definitions
- J. DEFENSE OF ALIBI
- 8-57 Requirements
- K. DEFENSE OF CONSENT
- L. DEFENSE OF VICTIM OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING
- 8-61 Defense - Victim of Human Trafficking
EVIDENCE
- EVIDENCE
- 9-1 Inferences
- 9-2 Direct Evidence Defined
- 9-3 Circumstantial Evidence Defined
- 9-4 Direct and Circumstantial Evidence - Weight
- 9-5 Circumstantial Evidence
- 9-6 Separate Consideration for Each Defendant
- 9-6A Evidence - Separate Consideration for Each Charge
- 9-7 Separate Defendants
- 9-8 Flight
- 9-9 Proof of Other Crimes
- 9-10 Evidence of Defendant's Character
- 9-10A Evidence of Defendant's Prior Sex Crimes
- 9-11 Evidence of Deceased's Character
- 9-12 Voluntary Statement by Defendant
- 9-13 Necessity for Corroboration of Confessions
- 9-14 Necessity for Corroboration in Homicide Case
- 9-15 Exculpatory Statement of Fact
- 9-16 Use of Confession or Admission with Multiple Defendants
- 9-17 Statements and Acts of Coconspirators
- 9-18 Dying Declarations
- 9-19 Eyewitness Identifications
- 9-20 Impeachment by Prior Inconsistent Statements
- 9-21 Impeachment by Prior Bad Acts
- 9-22 Impeachment of Witness by Former Conviction
- 9-23 Impeachment of Defendant by Former Conviction
- 9-24 Right of Attorney to Interview Witnesses
- 9-25 Use of Accomplice Testimony
- 9-26 Accomplice Defined
- 9-27 Corroborating Evidence Defined
- 9-28 Corroborating Evidence Needed for Accomplice Testimony
- 9-29 Determination of Accomplice Status by Jury
- 9-30 Corroboration Necessity/Court Determines Witness Accomplice
- 9-31 When Corroboration by Accomplice Insufficient
- 9-32 Determining When Corroboration by Accomplice Is Sufficient
- 9-33 Use of Coconspirator Testimony
- 9-34 Coconspirator Defined
- 9-35 Corroborative Evidence Needed for Conspirator Testimony
- 9-36 Determination of Coconspirator Status by Jury
- 9-37 Necessity of Corroboration When Court Determines Witness is a Coconspirator
- 9-38 When Corroboration by Coconspirator Is Insufficient
- 9-39 Determining When Corroboration by Coconspirator Is Sufficient
- 9-40 Corroboration of Testimony in Rape Prosecution
- 9-41 Credibility of Defendant as a Witness
- 9-42 Credibility of Opinion Witnesses
- 9-42A Use of Information Relied Upon by Opinion Witnesses
- 9-43 Credibility of Informers
- 9-43A Credibility of Jailhouse Informant Testimony
- 9-44 Defendant's Right Not to Testify
- 9-45 Victim Impact Evidence - Capital Cases
- 9-46 Reenactment Evidence
- 9-47 Evidence - Refusal To Take Blood Alcohol Test
CLOSING INSTRUCTIONS AND MISCELLANEOUS
- A. GENERAL CLOSING CHARGE
- 10-1 Introduction
- 10-2 Function of the Jury
- 10-3 Charging Instruction
- 10-4 Presumption of Innocence
- 10-5 Definition of Evidence
- 10-6 Information or Indictment Not Evidence
- 10-7 Judicial Rulings
- 10-8 Credibility of Witnesses
- 10-8A Notetaking by Jurors
- 10-9 Objections
- 10-10 Closing Instruction
- 10-10A Closing Instruction - Nonunanimous Verdict
- 10-10B Closing Instruction - Partly Unanimous and Partly Nonunanimous Verdict
- B. DEADLOCKED JURY CHARGE
- 10-11 Deadlocked Jury Charge
- C. DISCHARGE OF JURY
- 10-12 Instruction Upon Discharge
- D. SENTENCING
- 10-13 Return of Verdict -- Basic Instruction
- 10-13A Required Service Of 85% Of Sentence
- 10-13B Required Service of 85% Of Sentence Where Life Imprisonment Is An Option
- 10-13C Mandatory Post-Imprisonment Supervision
- 10-13D Return of Verdict - Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol (An Intoxicating Substance)
- 10-13E Return of Verdict - Aggravated Driving Under the Influence
- 10-13F Return of Verdict - Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation
- 10-14 Verdict Form (Basic)
- 10-14A Verdict Form - Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation
- 10-15 Prior Convictions (First Stage)
- 10-16 Verdict Form - Prior Convictions (First Stage)
- 10-17 Prior Convictions Admitted (Single Stage)
- 10-18 Verdict Form - Prior Convictions (Single Stage)
- 10-19 Return of Verdict - Prior Convictions Stipulated (Second Stage)
- 10-20 Verdict Form - Prior Convictions Stipulated (Second Stage)
- 10-21 Prior Convictions Contested (Second Stage)
- 10-21A Prior Convictions Admitted As Propensity Evidence During First Stage
- 10-22 Verdict Form - Prior Convictions Contested (Second Stage)
- E. LESSER INCLUDED OFFENSES
COMPETENCY
- 11-1 Introduction
- 11-2 Presumption of Competence
- 11-3 Competency - Definitions
- 11-4 Loss of Memory
- 11-5 Explanation of Form
- 11-6 Closing Instructions
- 11-7 Competency - Verdict Form
GRAND JURIES
- 12-1 Introductory Instruction
- 12-2 General Procedure
- 12-3 General Powers and Duties
- 12-4 Evidence
- 12-5 Indictments and Accusations
- 12-6 Inquiry Into Acts of Public Officers
- 12-7 Secrecy of Proceedings
- 12-8 Final Report
- 12-9 Length of Session
- 12-10 Final Admonition
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
- 13 Introductory Note
- A. INTRODUCTORY INSTRUCTIONS
- B. CLOSING INSTRUCTIONS
- 13-10 Introduction to Closing Instructions
- 13-11 Function of the Jury
- 13-12 Charging Instruction
- 13-13 Presumption of Innocence
- 13-14 Definition of Delinquent Child
- 13-15 Elements of Offense
- 13-16 Definition of Evidence
- 13-17 Petition Not Evidence
- 13-18 Judicial Rulings
- 13-19 Credibility of Witnesses
- 13-20 Testimony of Child
- 13-21 Credibility of Opinion Witnesses
- 13-22 Inferences
- 13-23 Direct Evidence Defined
- 13-24 Circumstantial Evidence Defined
- 13-25 Direct and Circumstantial Evidence - Weight
- 13-26 Circumstantial Evidence
- 13-27 Objections
- 13-28 Closing Instruction
- 13-29 Verdict Form
- 13-30 Instruction Upon Discharge