Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 51. Justification and Defense Part J. Nonhomicidal Defense of Self, Others or Property 14-5181. Self defense; nondeadly force by defendant.1 An issue in this case is whether the defendant acted in self defense. The defendant acted in self defense if: 1. There was an […]
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Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 51. Justification and Defense Part J. Nonhomicidal Defense of Self, Others or Property 14-5180. Defense of property.1 An issue in this case is whether the defendant acted while defending property. The defendant acted in defense of property if: 1. The __________ 2 was property [of
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Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 51. Justification and Defense Part I. Justifiable Homicide 14-5174. Justifiable homicide; aiding public official.1 An issue you must consider in this case is whether the killing of (name of victim) was justifiable homicide by a person aiding a public officer or public employee if:
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Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 51. Justification and Defense Part I. Justifiable Homicide 14-5172. Justifiable homicide; defense of another.1 An issue you must consider in this case is whether the defendant killed __________ (name of victim) while defending another. The killing was in defense of another if: 1. There
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Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 51. Justification and Defense Part I. Justifiable Homicide 14-5171. Justifiable homicide; self defense.1 An issue you must consider in this case is whether the defendant killed __________ (name of victim) in self defense. The killing is in self defense if: 1. There was an
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Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 1. General InstructionsPart C. Definitions 14-131. “Great bodily harm” defined. Great bodily harm means an injury to a person which [creates a high probability of death]1 [or] [results in serious disfigurement] [or] [results in loss of any member or organ of the body] [or]
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Uniform Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 14. Uniform Jury Instructions—Criminal Chapter 51. Justification and Defense Part I. Justifiable Homicide 14-5170. Justifiable homicide; defense of habitation.1 An issue you must consider in this case is whether the defendant killed __________ (name of victim) while attempting to prevent a __________2 in the defendant’s __________3. A killing in
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New Mexico Uniform Jury Instructions (UJI) NM 14-5121. Ignorance or mistake of law. Evidence has been presented that the defendant was [ignorant of] [mistaken about] the law which he is accused of violating. When a person voluntarily does that which the law forbids and declares to be a crime, it is no defense that
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New Jersey Model Criminal Jury Charges 2C CHARGES CHAPTER 3 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF JUSTIFICATION 2C:3-9c RECKLESS OR NEGLIGENT INJURY OR RISK OF INJURY TO INNOCENT PERSONS Approved 3/30/82 The defense has argued that the use of force against (Victim 1) was justified under the law for the purpose of (insert one of the following): Execution
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New Jersey Model Criminal Jury Charges 2C CHARGES CHAPTER 3 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF JUSTIFICATION DEFENSE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY (N.J.S.A. 2C: 3-6c. and d.) A section of our criminal law provides that the use of force upon or toward the person of another is justifiable when the actor reasonably believes it necessary to prevent what he
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