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evidenceevidencedemonstrative2024 Criminal TrialBlowup of the reasonable-doubt instructionThe enlargement presented the reasonable-doubt instruction that Owens discussed, including doubt arising from evidence, conflicts in evidence, or a lack of evidence, and the requirement of an abiding conviction of guilt.
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Blowup of the reasonable-doubt instruction

The enlargement presented the reasonable-doubt instruction that Owens discussed, including doubt arising from evidence, conflicts in evidence, or a lack of evidence, and the requirement of an abiding conviction of guilt.

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Owens used the enlargement during closing to argue that each juror could have a different reasonable doubt requiring a not-guilty vote.

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