CC 202 Erroneously Limits Jurors’ Ability To Request Readback Of Testimony
December 16th, 2020
CC 202 instructs the jurors as follows: If there is a disagreement about the testimony [and stipulations] at trial, you may ask that the (court reporter’s record be read to/court’s recording be played for) you. This language is too limited because jurors should have the ability to request readback of testimony even if […]
Tags: CC 104, CC 202, CC 222, Deliberations of Jury, Readback of Testimony, Sample Instructions
The Most Important “Non-Critical” Part of A Trial
October 31st, 2020
In its September 2020 revisions the CALCRIM committee modified CC 202 to provide as follows (added language is highlighted): If there is a disagreement about the testimony [and stipulations] at trial, you may ask that the (court reporter’s record be read to/court’s recording be played for) you. It is the record that must guide […]
Tags: CC 104, CC 202, Readback Issues
CALCRIM Revisions
June 28th, 2019
Effective March 15, 2019 the Judicial Council approved for publication revisions to the following CALCRIM instructions which were published in the March 2019 edition of the Judicial Council of California Criminal Jury Instructions. Instruction Number Instruction Title 104, 202, 222 Evidence, Note-Taking and Read Back of Evidence 301, 334, 335 Single […]
Tags: CALCRIM Revisions, CC 104, CC 1145, CC 1161, CC 1162, CC 1244, CC 1650, CC 1900, CC 1901, CC 1902, CC 1904, CC 1905, CC 1930, CC 1932, CC 1935, CC 202, CC 2140, CC 222, CC 2300, CC 2500, CC 2530, CC 2962, CC 301, CC 3181, CC 335, CC 3412, CC 3413, CC 3426, CC 3454, CC 520, CC 625, CC 707, CC 708, CC 984
