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wr IPL eS . ERTL ir RRR 0” EE CE 7 DENT hid We. invader ~ the examination of the 4ttorneys and the cross examination of tha other attorneys, and you are not to consider any testimony nor any f.icts nor anything you have heard or seen outside of what apjoirs right here in the court goom, Thet is the rivht of ths man on trial, and you are to uccord thet man, every min accused of crime, ‘that right. So don't bey any a attention to what bos been aaié or written or that you have: woe hoard outside of the court room. a Po oe a cee Alsd you are not to pay any attention to, nor consider whay may be the result of your ‘verdict, You have nothin: to ado at all with the question of punishment. You have nothing to do with that. You are to determine whether the rosjondcont is guilty. if he is guilty of the crime here chirged agsinst him and you Bo find from the ‘evidence, then the question of what must be dons about it and what punishment he must rscziva, 41f any, 19 left entiroly to the Judgo, That is not ons of your burdens, That is ths oad that ha must . earry snd you cunnot assist him in it. (30 you si-ply dstarnine tha cusstion of whather he ia guilty, ‘or not guilty. . On tha other hend, you are not to consider how people around tha comcunity will fe:]1 toward you if you should find him not guilty. You ¢o ints the jury room end study the cuestion of whither ha is guilty or not, aad if you find fron the svidonce end btsyond a reésonuble doubt that ths responcent - took part. and assisted in the rotbing of this benk in question at tho _ time and place hore in question, then your verdict will be guilty; in accordence with the fects os you find them to be; and on the other hand, if you find in this case that the seople huvs feilec to estcblish ths res;ondent’s guilt beyond a ro:-sonable doubt, Leyond 4ll reasoncble doubt, your verdict will be not guilty. ayers eile. NL