THE SHELLOW COLLECTION
Jury Instructions By James M. Shellow of Wisconsin
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Evidence

    Evidence Generally
    Character Evidence
    Circumstantial Evidence: Generally
    Circumstantial Evidence: False Statements   
    Circumstantial Evidence: Mental Condition And Intent
    Defendant’s Acts/Conduct
    Discovery – Failure To Produce Evidence
    Documentary Evidence
    Evidence Of Conspiracy (See Conspiracy: Evidence)
    Exhibits
    Experts (See Witnesses: Expert Witnesses)
    Eyewitness Identification
    Failure To Prove Case
    Habit Evidence
    Hearsay And Extra Judicial Statements
    Hearsay Rule And Exceptions – Business Records
    Hearsay Rule And Exceptions – Deposition Testimony
    Hearsay Rule And Exceptions – Dying Declarations
    Limited Purpose Evidence: Uncharged Offenses And Acts
    Limited Purpose Evidence: Prior Consistent Statements
    Limiting Instructions
    Missing/Lost/Destroyed Evidence
    Negative Evidence
    Photographic Evidence
    Physical Evidence
    Tapes And Transcripts
    Trial Procedure – Arguments, Questions And Statements Of Counsel
    Trial Procedure – Charging Documents/Warrants
    Trial Procedure – Codefendant Evidence
    Trial Procedure – Stipulations
    Trial Procedure – Summaries
    Voice Identification
    Weaker Or Less Satisfactory Evidence
    Witnesses (Impeachment, Prior Statements, Etc. -- See Witnesses)