By Jeffrey K. Winikow
Many trial lawyers misunderstand the nature of BAJI jury instructions. While the "A" in BAJI's acronym stands for "approved," the only entity actually approving these instructions is BAJI's very own committee. The instructions, as a whole, have not been approved by the California Supreme Court...
Many trial lawyers misunderstand the nature of BAJI jury instructions. While the "A" in BAJI's acronym stands for "approved," the only entity actually approving these instructions is BAJI's very own committee. The instructions, as a whole, have not been approved by the California Supreme Court...
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