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5th Cir. Pattern Jury Instr. (Civil) 2.14
Transcript of Recorded Conversation
A typewritten transcript of an oral conversation,
which can be heard on a recording received in evidence
[as Exhibit ———] was shown to you. The transcript also
purports to identify the speakers engaged in such
conversation.
I have admitted the transcript [as Exhibit ———] for
the limited and secondary purpose of aiding you in following the content of the conversation as you listen to
the recording, and also to aid you in identifying the
speakers.
You are specifically instructed that whether the
transcript correctly or incorrectly reflects the content of
the conversation or the identity of the speakers is
entirely for you to determine, based on your evaluation
of the testimony you have heard about the preparation
of the transcript and on your own examination of the
transcript in relation to your hearing of the recording
itself as the primary evidence of its own contents. If
you should determine that the transcript is in any respect incorrect or unreliable, you should disregard it to
that extent.
2.14GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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- 2026-09-03
- Edition
- 2026-09-03
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