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The state's Judicial Council pushed aside more than 60 years of civil court instructions Wednesday when it approved new words designed to make the law easier for jurors to understand. The council adopted a court rule recommending that judges no longer use the Book of Approved Jury Instructions, which has been the standard since the 1940s. Instead, the council now wants judges to use a new set of civil jury instructions that are written in plainer, more conversational English.
July 17, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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