7.04 Limiting Instruction Concerning Evidence of Statutes, Administrative Rules, Regulations, and Policies is a type of jury instruction that is used to limit the use of evidence derived from statutes, administrative rules, regulations, and policies. This instruction informs jurors that they may not use such evidence in their decision-making process, and instead must rely on the facts and evidence presented by the parties. There are two types of 7.04 Limiting Instructions: General and Specific. The General Instruction limits the use of all statutes, administrative rules, regulations, and policies, while the Specific Instruction limits only the specific evidence that has been identified by the court. In either case, the instruction is intended to ensure that the jurors rely on the evidence presented at trial, rather than any external source.
7.04 Limiting Instruction Concerning Evidence of Statutes, Administrative Rules, Regulations, and Policies is a type of jury instruction that is used to limit the use of evidence derived from statutes, administrative rules, regulations, and policies. This instruction informs jurors that they may not use such evidence in their decision-making process, and instead must rely on the facts and evidence presented by the parties. There are two types of 7.04 Limiting Instructions: General and Specific. The General Instruction limits the use of all statutes, administrative rules, regulations, and policies, while the Specific Instruction limits only the specific evidence that has been identified by the court. In either case, the instruction is intended to ensure that the jurors rely on the evidence presented at trial, rather than any external source.
