Assertion: judge | /r/CapableOf | instruct juror
Facets:
value: on applicable laws
type: OTHER
value: in trials
type: LOCATION
value: to consider the facts
type: PURPOSE
value: depending on the case
type: OTHER
value: regarding its job
type: OTHER
value: about their duties
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Judges instruct jurors about their duties and advise them of applicable laws.
text: A judge presides over a courtroom, hearing evidence, making decisions on motions, instructing juries and making rulings.
text: In jury trials, the judge instructs the jury on relevant law and how to consider the evidence.
text: In trials in which juries are selected to decide the case, judges instruct jurors on applicable laws and direct them to consider the facts from the evidence.
text: In trials in which juries are selected to decide the case, judges instruct jurors on applicable laws and direct them to consider the facts from the evidence.
text: Depending on the case, judges either instruct jurors on the law and guide them in considering the evidence, or decide the case directly, determining whether a sentence or penalty is justified.
text: The judge will tell the jurors which laws apply to the case, explain the laws, and instruct the jurors to consider the facts from the evidence.
text: Judges instruct juries on applicable laws, direct them to deduce the facts from the evidence presented, and hear their verdict.
text: Judges instruct juries on applicable laws and direct them to consider facts based on evidence.
text: Judges instruct juries on applicable laws, directing them for assuming the facts from the permissible evidence, and hear their verdicts.
text: In criminal jury trials, a judge instructs the jury on the laws and how they should consider the evidence.
text: The judge instructs the jury regarding its job; he assists the jury by explaining court procedure and the meaning of the laws it must use to make its final determinations.