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members of the jury
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complete
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closing argument
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give
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apply
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juror
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duty
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instructions
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find
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decide
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follow
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determine
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testimony
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exhibits
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guess
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sympathy
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opinion
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as jurors
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feel
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ignore
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require
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presume
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innocent
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burden
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buden of proof
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beyond a resaonable doubt
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each element
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each and every
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civil
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criminal
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probable
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absolute
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convinced
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certainty
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on the other hand
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possibility
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not guilty
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guilt
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guilty
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reasonable doubt
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choose
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against
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benefit
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because of
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plea
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striken
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considered
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in evidence
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delibertations
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the evidence
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opening statements
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affect
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entitled to
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merely
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weigh
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weight
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felony
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in this
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prior
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knowingly
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mental state
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acted
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awareness
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belief in
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forbidden
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possible punishment
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reach
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verdict
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represent
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agree
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necessary
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yourself
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all the
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impartial
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all of the
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whether
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foreperson
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jury room
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in charge
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sign
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commence
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bailiff
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direct evidence
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retire
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circumstantial evidence
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retire
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arrive
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decide
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fair
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compensation
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principles of law
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fair and just
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take into consideration
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during the
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rulings
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admission
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offer
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opposing
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references made
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reasonable care
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negligence
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proximate cause
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ordinary care
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difficult
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degree of care
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ordinarily
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which a
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prudent
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same or similar
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acting
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exercise
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as to
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failure to
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bringing about
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consequence
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like circumstances
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defined
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the doing of an act
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due care
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conjecture
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upon
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preponderance of the evidence
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greater number
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greater weight
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degree of proof
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ascertain
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worthy of belief
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credibility
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witness
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demeanor
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candor
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frankness
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bias
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intelligence
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knowing
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which were
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inconsistent statements
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draw
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legitimate
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inferences
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deductions
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common sense
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permitted
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express
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expert witness
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education
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profess
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science
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profession
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relevant and material
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calling
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in which
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marked for indentification
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ability
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analyze
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accord
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credence
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province
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any
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kidnap
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his or her
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aggravate
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in order (to)
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attitude
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motive
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release
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vital
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test
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contend
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intend
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intent
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precaution
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tends
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matter of law
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expense
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distinct
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preside
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subject
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confidential
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in other words
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mannerism
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