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?Bare Bones? does not mean No Bones!! A closing argument may be used to ?Flesh Out? the instructions. But as currently applied in the courts, the Bare Bones rule is ALL BONE AND NO FLESH.

By Stan

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  By Judge Stan Billingsley (Ret.)   Justice Palmore is credited with creating the Ky. Bare Bones rule for jury instructions in Cox v. Cooper, 510 S.W.2d 530 (Ky., 1974) when he said:   ?Instructions] should not contain an abundance of detail, but should provide only the bare bones of the question for jury determination.”‘   Palmore has been quoted as saying:   ?what [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on December 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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