10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 13.01 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 13. Assault and Related Crimes Against the Person CRIMJIG 13.01 Assault — Intent to Cause Fear [See CRIMJIG 13.30 for an example of an instruction on Assault—Intent to Cause Fear] The term […]
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 13.02 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 13. Assault and Related Crimes Against the Person CRIMJIG 13.02 Assault — Infliction of Bodily Harm [See CRIMJIG 13.31 for an example of an instruction on Assault—Infliction of Bodily Harm] The term
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 11.28 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 11. Homicide CRIMJIG 11.28 Murder in the Second Degree–While Committing a Felony–Defined Under Minnesota law, a person causing the death of another person, without intent to cause the death of any person,
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 13.16 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 13. Assault and Related Crimes Against the Person CRIMJIG 13.16 Assault in the Third Degree–Substantial Bodily Harm–Elements The elements of assault in the third degree are: First, the defendant assaulted _____. [Insert
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 13.15 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 13. Assault and Related Crimes Against the Person CRIMJIG 13.15 Assault in the Third Degree–Substantial Bodily Harm–Defined Under Minnesota law, whoever assaults another and inflicts substantial bodily harm is guilty of a
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 11.56 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 11. Homicide CRIMJIG 11.56 Manslaughter in the Second Degree–Elements The elements of manslaughter in the second degree are: First, the death of ___ must be proven. [1] Second, the defendant caused1 the
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 11.55 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 11. Homicide CRIMJIG 11.55 Manslaughter in the Second Degree–Defined Under Minnesota law, whoever, [1] by culpable negligence, whereby (he)(she) creates an unreasonable risk and consciously takes the chance of causing death or
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 11.38 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 11. Homicide CRIMJIG 11.38 Murder in the Third Degree–Depraved Mind–Elements The elements of this crime are: First, the death of _____ must be proven. Second, the defendant caused the death of _____.
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 11.37 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 11. Homicide CRIMJIG 11.37 Murder in the Third Degree–Depraved Mind–Defined Under Minnesota law, a person causing the death of another by perpetrating an act eminently dangerous to others and evincing a depraved
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10 Minn. Prac., Jury Instr. Guides–Criminal CRIMJIG 11.25 (6th ed.) September 2020 update Part II. Specific Crimes A. Crimes Against the Person Chapter 11. Homicide CRIMJIG 11.25 Murder in the Second Degree–Elements The elements of this crime are: First, the death of _____ must be proven. Second, the defendant caused the death of _____. [“To
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