US-CA6 · jury_instructions
6th Cir. Pattern Crim. Jury Instr. 7.17
TRANSCRIPTIONS OF RECORDINGS
(1) You have heard some recorded conversations that were received in evidence, and you were given some written transcripts of the recordings.
(2) Keep in mind that the transcripts are not evidence. They were given to you only as a guide to help you follow what was being said. The recordings themselves are the evidence. If you noticed any differences between what you heard on the recordings and what you read in the transcripts, you must rely on what you heard, not what you read. And if you could not hear or understand certain parts of the recordings, you must ignore the transcripts as far as those parts are concerned.
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- 2026-08-19
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- 2026-08-19
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