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Today, the Judicial Council of California's Task Force on Jury Instructions is expected to approve the result of an 8 1/2-year process of wrangling the legalese out of criminal jury instructions and turning them into plain English. While attorneys wait to see how the new rules affect the way they try cases, task force Chairwoman and appeal court Justice Carol Corrigan said the effort was really focused on jurors' struggle with antiquated verbiage. "[A juror's] job is already difficult," she said.
August 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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