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OUJI-CIV No. 2.5

THE ISSUES IN THE CASE — CAUTIONARY INSTRUCTION

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THE ISSUES IN THE CASE — CAUTIONARY INSTRUCTION

This statement of the case simply defines the issues to be tried by you in this case,

and the allegations or claims made therein do not constitute any evidence, nor do the

statements or arguments of counsel, but you will only consider as evidence the testimony

heard from the witness stand by the witness under oath, any exhibits which have been

introduced and any stipulations made by c ounsel, and you will consider that evidence

under the following instructions.

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2026-08-23
Edition
2026-08-23
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12c5ed5937d7ff43fe6fc9c132d6f4f9a98f350c3bff18cfd9a240cebc306834
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