How do i find criminal jury instructions for Pasco County Criminal Court.

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I have a jury trial coming on a charge of disorderly conduce and sexual ex poser and getting ready for trial.

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  1. Contributor Level 18

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    Answered January 05, 2013 19:15. Jury instructions are the same in all counties within the state of Florida for criminal cases. They have been written by the Supreme Court of Florida and are the presumptive instructions, although courts will entertain special instructions upon the motion of a party.

    The standard instructions can be found here: http://www.floridasupremecourt.org/jury_instruc...

    Hopefully you are not relying on yourself for preparing for trial. You should really have a lawyer.

    This is not to be considered legal advice nor does an attorney-client relationship exist.
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    Answered January 06, 2013 04:40. I agree with my colleague above that criminal jury instructions are the same statewide. That being said, you really should consider retaining an attorney, if you are going to trial. Additionally, there are some pretty strong defenses legally to disorderly conduct. My firm offers free case consultations in criminal cases. Good luck.

    This answer does not, nor is it intended to, create an attorney-client relationship or constitute attorney... more
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    Answered January 06, 2013 07:40. Jury instructions are available on the Florida Supreme Court's website, http://www.floridasupremecourt.org/jury_instruc... They are all the same for all courts, county and circuit.

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    Answered January 08, 2013 14:45. It would benefit you to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area. Going to trial without an attorney is not the best of ideas.

  5. Contributor Level 8

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    Answered January 10, 2013 08:32. Eric is correct you really do need to hire an attorney for this type of case. But in the mean time the site to look at is below.
    http://www.floridasupremecourt.org

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