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ICJI 206
Instructions and Exhibits
ICJI 206 INSTRUCTIONS AND EXHIBITS
INSTRUCTION NO. 206
The original instructions and the exhibits will be with you in the jury room. They are part of the official court record. For this reason please do not alter them or write or mark on them in any way. [Some of the exhibit(s) have been sealed in bags or containers that allow you to view them. Do not open or remove the contents of these exhibits.] If you have any questions about the handling or use of the exhibits, submit those questions in writing to me through the bailiff.
The instructions are numbered for convenience in referring to specific instructions. There may or may not be a gap in the numbering of the instructions. If there is, you should not concern yourselves about such gap.
COMMENT
The bracketed sentence should be used when exhibitis have been admitted that include dangeroius or contraband materials, such as controlled substances or exhibits that contain physiological evidence.
Provenance
- Source
- isc.idaho.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-21
- Edition
- 2026-08-20
- Content hash
8212f0b8bf8847c25779dfa35f34ceea7c653fbcd08bcff8ff91b45b282340cc
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