Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 4.00 DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN WORDS 4.18 Definition Of Preponderance Of The Evidence The phrase “preponderance of the evidence” means whether, considering all the evidence in the case, the proposition on which the defendant has the burden of proof is more probably true than not true. [230605]
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Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 4.00 DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN WORDS 4.17 Dangerous Weapon An object or an instrument which is not inherently dangerous may be a dangerous weapon depending on the manner of its use and the circumstances of the case. [230605]
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Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 4.00 DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN WORDS 4.13 Definition Of Reasonable Belief The phrases “reasonable belief” or “reasonably believes” mean that the person concerned, acting as a reasonable person, believes that the described facts exist. [230605]
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Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions – Criminal Chapter 4.00 DEFINITIONS OF CERTAIN WORDS 4.03 Definition Of Dwelling Place The term “dwelling place” means: [1] a[n] [(building or portion of a building) (tent) (vehicle) (enclosed space)] which is used or intended for use as a human habitation, home, or residence. [or] [2] a[n] [(house) (apartment) (mobile home)
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HAWAI’I JURY INSTRUCTIONS (HAWJIC) HI 7.02B Defense Of Others When Deadly Force Is Not At Issue. Section 1 – Defense; Burden of Proof Defense of others is a defense to the charge(s) of (specify charge and its included offenses). The burden is on the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the force
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HAWAI’I JURY INSTRUCTIONS (HAWJIC) HI 7.02A. Defense Of Others When Deadly Force Is At Issue. Section 1 – Defense; Issues; Burden of Proof Defense of others is a defense to the charge(s) of (specify charge and its included offenses). Defense of others involves consideration of two issues. First, you must determine whether the defendant
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HAWAI’I JURY INSTRUCTIONS (HAWJIC) HI 7.01B Self-Defense When Only Force Is At Issue. Self-defense is a defense to the charge(s) of (specify charge and its included offenses). The burden is on the prosecution to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the force used by the defendant was not justified. If the prosecution does not
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HAWAI’I JURY INSTRUCTIONS (HAWJIC) HI 7.01A. Self-Defense When The Use of “Deadly Force” Is At Issue. [Replaced 7.01, 2011.] Self-defense is a defense to the charge(s) of (specify charge and its included offenses). Self-defense involves consideration of two issues. First, you must determine whether the defendant did or did not use “deadly force.” Second,
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Illinois Pattern Jury Instructions–Criminal (IPJI-Crim) 4.03. Definition Of Dwelling Place The term “dwelling place” means [1] a[n] [ (building or portion of a building) (tent) (vehicle) (enclosed space) ] which is used or intended for use as a human habitation, home, or residence. [or] [2] a[n] [ (house) (apartment) (mobile home) (trailer) (living quarters) ]
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Idaho Criminal Jury Instructions ICJI 1500 BURDEN OF PROOF ON DEFENSES ICJI 1522 DEFENSE OF PROPERTY–REASONABLE FORCE INSTRUCTION NO. When conditions are present which under the law justify a person in using force in defense of [another] [the person] [the person’s family] [property in the person’s lawful possession], that person may use such degree and
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