David Jones v. State of Missouri

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “puzzle analogies can be problematic if they (1) ‘quantify the concept of reasonable doubt’; (2) ‘inappropriately trivialize the state’s burden’; (3) ‘equate the burden of proof to an everyday choice’; or (4
• stating that “puzzle analogies can be problematic if they (1) ‘quantify the concept of reasonable doubt’; (2) ‘inappropriately trivialize the state’s burden’; (3) ‘equate the burden of proof to an everyday choice’; or (4

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).