THE NATIONAL CRIMINAL JURY INSTRUCTION COMPENDIUM
Instructions And Issues Omitted By The Pattern Instructions

CHAPTER 273 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Chapter 273: Jury Unanimity As To The Act Or Offense Committed (Duplicity)

273.1 Jury Unanimity: Miscellaneous Issues And Instructions
273.2 Legal Authority For Requirement Of Jury Unanimity As To Which Act Constitutes The Charged Offense
273.3 Jury Unanimity Required By 6th Amendment When More Than Two Acts Are Shown
273.4 State Constitutions
273.5 Authority For Right To Jury Unanimity: Common Law (State And Federal)
273.6 When Is Jury Unanimity Instruction Required
273.7 When Is Jury Unanimity Instruction Not Required?
          273.7.1 Jury Unanimity: Multiple Theories (Alternative Means Of Commission)
          273.7.2 Continuing Course Of Conduct Exception To Jury Unanimity Requirement
273.8 Jury Unanimity: Preliminary Or Foundational Facts
273.9 Jury Unanimity As To Predicate Acts Of Compound Offenses
273.10 Juror Unanimity: Specific Offenses
          273.10.1 Assault And Battery
          273.10.2 Juror Unanimity: Attempt
          273.10.3 Bribery
          273.10.4 Jury Unanimity: Child Molestation -- Statute Proscribing Individual Acts
          273.10.5 Jury Unanimity: Conspiracy
          273.10.6 Drunk Driving And Vehicular Manslaughter
          273.10.7 Embezzlement
          273.10.8 Fraud
          273.10.9 Jury Unanimity: Homicide
          273.10.10 Jury Unanimity: Perjury
          273.10.11 Jury Unanimity: Possession Offenses
          273.10.12 Sentencing Enhancements
          273.10.13 Sex Offenses
          273.10.14 Stalking
          273.10.15 Terrorist Threats
          273.10.16 Theft
          273.10.17 Torture
273.11 Jury Unanimity: Use Of Special Verdict Forms
273.12 Jury Unanimity: Appeal
          273.12.1 Jury Unanimity: Cognizability On Appeal
          273.12.2 Jury Unanimity: Standard Of Prejudice On Appeal