People v. Abisdid

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• holding that a district court commits error when it does not give a cautionary instruction before permitting a deliberating jury to review testimony
• concluding that the district court’s error in failing to issue a cautionary instruction was harmless where “there [wa]s no indication the jury was having great difficulty agreeing on a unanimous verdict”
• holding that a district court commits error when it does not give a cautionary instruction before permitting a deliberating jury to review testimony
• concluding that the district court’s error in failing to issue a cautionary instruction was harmless where “there [wa]s no indication the jury was having great difficulty agreeing on a unanimous verdict”
• evaluating, in light of Padin, the district court’s decision to provide the jury with a transcript of testimony
• evaluating, in light of Padin, the district court’s decision to provide the jury with a transcript of testimony

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