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16-64-114. Jury instructions generally.
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16-64-114. Jury instructions generally.
In the trial of all cases in courts of record wherein juries are employed, it shall be the duty of the presiding trial judge to deliver to the jury immediately prior to its retirement for deliberation a typewritten copy of the instructions which has been given to the jury orally, when counsel for all parties so request. This copy of instructions shall, at the time of the dismissal of the jury, be returned to the court by the foreman of the jury.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 16-64-114
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16-64-114. Jury instructions generally.
In the trial of all cases in courts of record wherein juries are employed, it shall be the duty of the presiding trial judge to deliver to the jury immediately prior to its retirement for deliberation a typewritten copy of the instructions which has been given to the jury orally, when counsel for all parties so request. This copy of instructions shall, at the time of the dismissal of the jury, be returned to the court by the foreman of the jury.
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