Lexis Nexis Maine Jury Instruction Manual
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Annually updated and revised by Hon. Donald G. Alexander of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, Maine Jury Instruction Manual includes a wide array of civil and criminal jury instructions accompanied by commentary and discussion of practice points for closing arguments. New and revised instructions and commentary offer expert guidance on convening the jury panel, jury selection and voir dire, and return of the verdict, as well as practical guidance on how to present information to a jury in layman's terms to ensure effective communication with jury panels. Maine Jury Instruction Manual also provides extensive cross-references and online hyperlinks to the pattern criminal jury instructions for the District Courts of the First Circuit, with a cross-reference table and cross-references in related individual jury instructions. The subject matter index, table of cases, and table of statutes are also annually updated to reflect expanded and revised jury instruction coverage.
The sample jury instructions will help legal professionals to avoid costly errors and to prepare for trial more quickly. The instructions lend themselves to ready customization to the facts of the case and expedite preparation for court. The vast array of forms in Maine Jury Instructions will save hours of expensive and frustrating research and replication.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663372147.
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Table of contents
Chapter 1 Convening the Jury Panel
Chapter 2 Jury Selection
Chapter 3 History of Maine Jury Trial Practice
Chapter 4 Communication and Instruction during Trial
Chapter 5 Jury Instructions: After the Evidence
Chapter 6 Representative Criminal Instructions
Chapter 7 Representative Civil Instructions
Chapter 8 Instructions While Deliberations Are in Progress
Chapter 9 Return of the Verdict
Table of Cases
Table of Statutes
Index
