Roberts v. Memphis Street Railway Co.

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• contending that a legally accurate instruction may in some instances “unconstitutionally” mislead the jury
• “Given all the evidence and arguments regarding his after-the-fact- conduct ... Burris has not established a reasonable likelihood that the jury ignored all of that because of a potentially ambiguous instruction.”

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