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This legal document, filed on December 17, 2021, is a jury instruction (Instruction No. 11) from a criminal case. It directs the jury to consider each of the six counts against the defendant, Ms. Maxwell, separately and to only find her guilty if the Government has proven every element of a specific charge beyond a reasonable doubt.
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| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ms. Maxwell | Defendant |
Mentioned as the defendant in a criminal case with multiple counts. The jury is instructed on how to determine her gu...
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| the Government | Government agency |
Mentioned as the prosecuting party responsible for proving each element of the charged offenses beyond a reasonable d...
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2021-12-17
Filing of jury instructions in the criminal case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE. This specific instruction, No. 11, pertains to handling multiple counts.
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The document outlines the roles in a criminal trial where 'the Government' is the prosecutor and 'Ms. Maxwell' is the defendant.
Key Quotes (3)
"You must consider each count separately and return a separate verdict of guilty or not guilty for each."Source
— Judge (implied)
(An instruction to the jury on how to deliberate on an indictment containing multiple criminal counts.)
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"Whether you find Ms. Maxwell guilty or not guilty as to one offense should not affect your verdict as to any other offense charged, unless you are instructed otherwise."Source
— Judge (implied)
(Clarifying that each charge must be considered independently of the others.)
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"You may only find Ms. Maxwell guilty of a particular count if the Government has proven each element of the offense charged with respect to that count beyond a reasonable doubt."Source
— Judge (implied)
(Stating the standard of proof required for the prosecution to secure a conviction on any count.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 562 Filed 12/17/21 Page 18 of 82
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2 As I just explained, the Indictment contains six counts. Each count charges the
3 Defendant with a different crime. You must consider each count separately and return a separate
4 verdict of guilty or not guilty for each. Whether you find Ms. Maxwell guilty or not guilty as to
5 one offense should not affect your verdict as to any other offense charged, unless you are
6 instructed otherwise.
7 You may only find Ms. Maxwell guilty of a particular count if the Government has
8 proven each element of the offense charged with respect to that count beyond a reasonable doubt.
2 As I just explained, the Indictment contains six counts. Each count charges the
3 Defendant with a different crime. You must consider each count separately and return a separate
4 verdict of guilty or not guilty for each. Whether you find Ms. Maxwell guilty or not guilty as to
5 one offense should not affect your verdict as to any other offense charged, unless you are
6 instructed otherwise.
7 You may only find Ms. Maxwell guilty of a particular count if the Government has
8 proven each element of the offense charged with respect to that count beyond a reasonable doubt.
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