| F 101 Note 6 |
Jury Should Not Be Permitted To Retain Electronic Communication Devices During Trial |
| F 101 Note 7 |
Juror Experiments During Trial Or Deliberations |
| F 101 Note 8 |
Personal Expertise Of Juror |
| F 103.3 Inst 2 (a-j) |
Juror May Have A Reasonable Doubt Based On A Lack Of Evidence |
| F 251 Note 5 |
Priors Committed Prior To Age 14: Jury Must Be Instructed On PC 26 Re: Appreciation Of Wrongfulness |
| F 252 Note 4 |
Priors Committed Prior To Age 14: Jury Must Be Instructed On PC 26 Re: Appreciation Of Wrongfulness |
| F 332 Inst 8 |
Juror Claim Of Personal Expertise During Deliberations |
| F 332 Note 28 |
Expert May Not Reveal Content Of Reports Prepared By Nontestifying Experts |
| F 334 Inst 10 |
Clarification Of Confusing Language |
| F 358 Inst 1 (a-c) |
Specification Of Burden Of Proof Re: Preliminary Facts |
| F 358 Inst 5 (a-d) |
Defendant’s Statements: Consideration Of Psychological And/Or Physical Coercion, Etc. |
| F 358 Inst 15 |
Consideration Of Intoxication Regarding Voluntariness And Trustworthiness Of Defendant’s Statements |
| F 358 Inst 16 |
Defendant’s Statements: Consideration Of Defendant’s Age |
| F 358 Note 15 |
Age Is Relevant To Determining Whether A Minor Is In Custody For Miranda Purposes |
| F 361 Note 6 |
Failure To Deny Or Explain Evidence Must Relate To A “Specific And Significant Defense Omission” |
| F 370 Note 2 |
Improper To Give CC 370 When Motive Is An Element Of The Offense (E.g., Annoying Or Molesting A Child; Hate Crimes) |
| F 372 Note 14 |
Flight Used For Accessory Charge Does Not Warrant Flight Instruction (E.g., CC 372) |
| F 401 Note 2 |
Applicability Of Aiding And Abetting When Element Is Committed By A Co-Perpetrator |
| F 505.6 Inst 3 |
Definition Of Great Bodily Injury (PC 197 & PC 198) |
| F 505.6 Inst 6 |
“Serious Bodily Harm” As Plain Language Paraphrase Of “Great Bodily Injury” |
| F 505 Note 7 |
Duty To Instruct On Self-Defense Or Imperfect Self-Defense When Defendant Has Not Testified |
| F 505 Note 13 |
Self-Defense Premised On Non-Homicide Offense |
| F 511.5 Inst 1 |
“Serious Bodily Harm” As Plain Language Paraphrase Of “Great Bodily Injury” |
| F 511.5 Inst 2 |
Definition Of Passion |
| F 520.4 Inst 2 |
Causation: Jury Not Limited To Circumstances "Established By The Evidence" |
| F 571.5 Inst 3 |
“Serious Bodily Harm” As Plain Language Paraphrase Of “Great Bodily Injury” |
| F 600.5 Inst 4 |
Primary vs. Secondary Target |
| F 625.2 Inst 7 |
Consideration Of Intoxication Regarding Voluntariness And Trustworthiness Of Defendant’s Statements |
| F 626.2 Inst 5 |
Consideration Of Intoxication Regarding Voluntariness And Trustworthiness Of Defendant’s Statements |
| F 626 Note 5 |
Negligence In Self-Intoxicating As Basis For Involuntary Manslaughter Instruction |
| F 767 Inst 1 |
The Supreme Court’s Instructional Language Should Take Precedence Over The CALCRIM Committee’s Language |
| F 1000 Note 2 |
Forcible Sex Offenses: Belief As To Consent – Evidence Necessary To Warrant Instruction |
| F 1000 Note 12 |
Defendant Need Not Testify To Obtain Mayberry Instruction |
| F 1150.5 Inst 2 |
Pimping: Knowledge Element |
| F 1151 Note 4 |
Pandering Applicable To A Target Already Working As A Prostitute |
| F 1230.2 Inst 1(a&b) |
Kidnapping: Good Faith Belief That The Victim Was Dead (PC 207 & PC 209) |
| F 1603.2 Inst 1(a&b) |
Robbery: After Acquired Intent Of Aider And Abettor – Element And/Or Pinpoint |
| F 1603.2 Inst 2 |
Robbery: When Still In Progress – Temporary Safety Defined (PC 189 & PC 211) |
| F 1603.2 Inst 3 |
Robbery: Improper To Allow Aider And Abettor Liability Based On Intent Formed After The Perpetrator Has Carried The Property To A Place Of Temporary Safety (PC 189 & PC 211) |
| F 2300.5 Inst 3 |
Knowing Exercise Of A Right To Control The Substance Is An Element Of The Charge |
| F 2351.5 Inst 1 |
Causation Instructions Required For Administration Theory |
| F 2375.3 Inst 1 |
Modification Of Argumentative Definition Of Possession |
| F 2375.3 Inst 2 |
Possession: What The Prosecution Does Not Need To Prove – Instruction Should Be Balanced |
| F 2380.5 Inst 4 |
Knowing Exercise Of A Right To Control The Substance Is An Element Of The Charge |
| F 2390.5 Inst 2 |
Knowing Exercise Of A Right To Control The Substance Is An Element Of The Charge |
| F 3100 Note 7 |
Priors Committed Prior To Age 14: Jury Must Be Instructed On PC 26 Re: Appreciation Of Wrongfulness |
| F 3261.2 Inst 1 |
Modification Of Burden Shifting Language |
| F 3261.2 Inst 2 |
Temporary Safety: Modification Of Burden Shifting Language |
| F 3306 Inst 2 (a-e) |
Possession: Access Alone Not Sufficient |
| F 3306 Inst 3 |
Mere Presence Not Sufficient For Possession |
| F 3306 Inst 4 (a & b) |
Mere Presence In Vehicle Not Sufficient For Possession |
| F 3306 Inst 5 |
Constructive Possession: Premises Shared By More Than One Person |
| F 3306 Inst 6 |
Possession: Ownership Or Occupancy Not Sufficient |
| F 3306 Inst 7 |
Possession: Passenger In Vehicle Not Sufficient |
| F 3426 Inst 8 |
Consideration Of Intoxication Regarding Voluntariness And Trustworthiness Of Defendant’s Statements |
| F 3427 Inst 6 |
Consideration Of Intoxication Regarding Voluntariness And Trustworthiness Of Defendant’s Statements |
| F 3428 Note 2 |
Mental Impairment Instruction Should Be Given When Requested And Supported By Expert Medical Testimony |
| F 3470 Note 12 |
Self-Defense Premised On Non-Homicide Offense |
| F 3471 Inst 1 |
Modification Of Burden Shifting Language; Tailoring To Facts |
| F 3471 Inst 3 |
Mutual Combat Or Initial Aggressor: Deadly Escalation – Modification Of Burden Shifting Language |
| F 3477 Inst 3 |
“Serious Bodily Harm” As Plain Language Paraphrase Of “Great Bodily Injury” |
| F 3550 Inst 7 |
No Electronic Research By Jurors Individually Or As A Group |
| F 3550 Inst 8 |
Jurors Must Not Conduct Investigation, Tests, Or Experiments During Deliberations |
| F 3550 Note 11 |
Juror Experiments During Trial Or Deliberations |
| F 3550 Note 12 |
Personal Expertise Of Juror |
