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ao ee RE nae aed RL as aA Dandies ab ae os oe uae bated ge . =, € m ~ on the reople, to prove that the respondent was there and took part in the robbing of this bunk, and the burden of Proof moins that tho purty having it, thet is the reople in this 0:39, must prove their case, The zseople have made the accus. tion; the zeople must prove by evidencs sufficient to remove a reusonable doubt, every ‘essential element of the offense ch: reed. The burden of so proving ie on the ‘Eeople, The Raspondent is not required to prove anything). he is not required to offer any testimony or any evidence, You are instructed that the respondent in see | is presumed to be innocent and that it devolves, the burden is upon the ieople to prove by evidence, to the setisfaction of ssch of ths jurors, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the respondent committed the orims as charged in the information and ex;lainsd in these instructions, end if upon a view of the whole c4s3 you heva a rausonatle doubt of thea r2s)-ondent 's ecilt, you will give him the tanefit thereof und acquit him, But a reasonable doubt to authorize an eccuittal © on that ground must be a subsiuntial doutt of the resa;ondent's euilt, formed from a carsaful consideration of all the facts ang circunst-nceas proven in the case, and not a mors possitility of the dsfendent's innocensa, the burien of }. roof is upon the Feo,l3a in this case to show the guilt of the ras; ondent, ang all of tha prasunptious of (the daw, indeyendent of the evidenca, ure in favor of his innocense. fhe law Lresumes the resjondsnt to be innocent until he has beon proven eR guilty beyond a reasonable doubt; and in this case the Court instructs you that if after you hava considsred «all the eviaence in ths cass you then havs a reasonable doubt as to bhe guilt of the respondent, than tho respondent is - 151 -