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· 4/24/2006

Montgomery v. Blanchard

Citations

  • 926 So. 2d 554
  • 2006 La. LEXIS 1310
  • 2006 WL 1277130

How courts have described this case

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  • jury instruction using football field metaphor to explain reasonable doubt standard diluted constitutional standard of proof beyond reasonable doubt
  • trial court’s charge on reasonable doubt standard must be clear and unequivocal
  • no suppression remedy under Connecticut Constitution for secretly recorded statements
  • instruction using a football field simile and telling jury “it . . . is up to you to decide” where reasonable doubt lies between fifty yard line, and one hundred yard line held to dilute constitutional standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt
  • jury instruction using a football field simile and instructing the jury that “it . . . is up to you to decide” where reasonable doubt lies between the fifty yard line and one hundred yard line diluted the constitutional standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt

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