Tri-R Systems, Ltd. v. Friedman & Son, Inc.

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• limiting instructions, special verdict forms and separate counsel tables minimize any spill-over effect
• “Courts recognize that where the degree of potential prejudice is not compelling, the trial judge can often mitigate the suggested prejudice through appropriate jury instructions and other devices.”
• denying motion for separate trials

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Other cases named Tri-R Systems, Ltd. v. Friedman & Son, Inc.

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• Tri-R Systems, Ltd. v. Friedman & Son, Inc.
  D. Colorado· 1981-07-30· cited 4×