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This document is page 245 of a court transcript (Jury Charge) from Case 1:20-cr-00330 (United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell), filed on August 10, 2022. It contains specific legal instructions from the judge to the jury regarding how to handle redacted evidence, the definition and weight of 'Stipulations' (Instruction No. 57), and the prohibition against the jury considering potential punishment during deliberations (Instruction No. 58).
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"You are to concern yourself only with a part of the item that's been admitted into evidence and you should not consider any possible reason for the redactions."Source
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"A stipulation of testimony is an agreement among the parties that, if called, a witness would have given certain testimony."Source
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"Under your oath as jurors, you cannot allow a consideration of possible punishment that may be imposed upon a defendant if convicted to influence you in any way..."Source
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"The duty of imposing sentence is mine and mine alone."Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 767 Filed 08/10/22 Page 245 of 257 3079
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1 document has been taken out. Material may be redacted for any
2 number of reasons, including that it's not relevant to the
3 issues you must decide in this case among other reasons. You
4 are to concern yourself only with a part of the item that's
5 been admitted into evidence and you should not consider any
6 possible reason for the redactions.
7 Instruction No. 57: Stipulations.
8 In this case, you've heard evidence in the form of
9 stipulations. A stipulation of testimony is an agreement among
10 the parties that, if called, a witness would have given certain
11 testimony. You must accept as true the fact that the witness
12 would have given the testimony. However, it is for you to
13 determine the effect or weight to be given -- to give to that
14 testimony.
15 You've also heard evidence in the form of stipulations
16 that contain facts that were agreed to be true. In such cases,
17 you must accept those facts as true.
18 Instruction No. 58: Punishment Not to be Considered
19 by the Jury.
20 Under your oath as jurors, you cannot allow a
21 consideration of possible punishment that may be imposed upon a
22 defendant if convicted to influence you in any way or in any
23 sense to enter into your deliberations. The duty of imposing
24 sentence is mine and mine alone.
25 Your function is to weigh the evidence in the case and
2 number of reasons, including that it's not relevant to the
3 issues you must decide in this case among other reasons. You
4 are to concern yourself only with a part of the item that's
5 been admitted into evidence and you should not consider any
6 possible reason for the redactions.
7 Instruction No. 57: Stipulations.
8 In this case, you've heard evidence in the form of
9 stipulations. A stipulation of testimony is an agreement among
10 the parties that, if called, a witness would have given certain
11 testimony. You must accept as true the fact that the witness
12 would have given the testimony. However, it is for you to
13 determine the effect or weight to be given -- to give to that
14 testimony.
15 You've also heard evidence in the form of stipulations
16 that contain facts that were agreed to be true. In such cases,
17 you must accept those facts as true.
18 Instruction No. 58: Punishment Not to be Considered
19 by the Jury.
20 Under your oath as jurors, you cannot allow a
21 consideration of possible punishment that may be imposed upon a
22 defendant if convicted to influence you in any way or in any
23 sense to enter into your deliberations. The duty of imposing
24 sentence is mine and mine alone.
25 Your function is to weigh the evidence in the case and
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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