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This section provides a sample voir dire on incriminating statements.
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This section provides information about holding a voir dire on drug detection dog evidence.
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This section provides information about holding a voir dire on evidence of tracking by bloodhounds or other dog breeds.
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This section provides a sample voir dire on pretrial identification and in-court identification.
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This section recommends standard instructions to read to jurors after they have been impaneled in a civil case and before the trial begins. It includes an explanation of opening statements and objections to evidence as well as admonitions about not discussing or reading about the case, not forming an opinion, and remaining fair and impartial.
Keywords: Voir dire
This paper discusses when attorney fees may be awarded under G.S. 6-21.5 in civil cases. It discusses procedural requirements, when a case is considered non-justiciable, and the effect of dispositive rulings under civil procedure Rules 12, 50, 41, and 56.
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This paper discusses when attorney's fees may be awarded under G.S. 6-21.1 in civil cases in which there has been a money judgment for $10,000 or less. It explains how to calculate the amount of the judgment for this purpose and identifies the factors to be considered in determining the amount of the fees.
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This section recommends a standard instruction to be read to jurors in a civil case before the judge begins the charge conference with the lawyers, explaining to the jurors the purpose of the charge conference and why they are being sent from the courtroom, and reminding them not to discuss the case.
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This section recommends a standard instruction to be read to jurors in a civil case before the lawyers begin their final arguments, advising the jurors that the arguments are not evidence and that they are to be guided by their own recollection of the evidence.
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