(2013, 05). Instruction legaldictionary.lawin.org Retrieved on 10, 2022, by legaldictionary.lawin.org/instruction/ INSTRUCTION, French law. This word refers to the means and formalities used to prepare a case for trial. it is generally applied to criminal cases and is then referred to as a penal order; It then defines actions and procedures that tend to turn out to be positive as a crime or offence in order to impose on the culprit the punishment he or she deserves. Guidelines given by a judge to a jury during a trial that prescribe how jurors should proceed in court when deciding the case. Jury instructions usually include a presentation of the factual issues for the jury`s decision as well as an explanation of the laws applicable to the facts. This entry on the instruction has been published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (CC BY 3.0) license, which allows unrestricted use and reproduction, provided that the author or authors of the instruction entry and the Lawi platform are each identified as the source of the instruction entry. Please note that this CC BY license applies to certain textual content of the instruction and that certain images and other textual or non-textual elements may be subject to special copyright agreements. Instructions on how to cite the instructions (provide the assignment required by the CC BY license) can be found below in our “Cite this entry” recommendation. 05 2013. 10 2022 INSTRUCTIONS, exercise. Statements of a plea that a client has submitted to his lawyer and which, if this is the practice, are sent to his plea in order to put a statement in legal form. Warr.

Stallion. 284. 2. Instructions to the lawyer are their compensation for any defamation they may make against the other party; But lawyers who have a fair examination of their own reputation will be cautious, even if they have been instructed not to unnecessarily attack a party or witness. For such unjustified conduct, the defense attorney will be held liable. Eunom. Dial 2, § 43, p. 132. For some form of instruction, see 3 chit. Pr. 117 and 120 n. You might be interested in the historical meaning of this term.

Search the Encyclopedia of Law for the teaching of historical law. In the dictionary of legal abbreviations and acronyms, look for legal acronyms and/or abbreviations that contain instructions. It is a statement of the trial that a judge provides or communicates to the jury, explaining the basis of the law on which the trial is being examined and which law applies. It also informs them where to start, what evidence will be considered and what the outcome of the trial has been so far. This is called a direction in the act. In French criminal law. The first process of a lawsuit. It includes the questioning of the accused, the preliminary examination of witnesses, the examination of certainties, the collection of evidence, the reduction of the whole to order and the preparation of a document with a detailed presentation: of the case, as a warrant for law enforcement officers and for the provision of documents to the accused. Investigating judges. In French law. Officials under the Imperial Prooureur or General who, in the event of a crime, receive complaints from aggrieved parties, summon and hear witnesses under oath and, after communicating with the Imperial Prooureur, elaborate the forms of the indictment.

They also have the right, subject to the consent of the same superior, to release the defendant on bail. They are appointed for three years, but are eligible for re-election. They are usually chosen from among the regular judges. Chestnut. At common law. Order given by a contracting entity to its representative in the context of the activities of its agency. Practice. A detailed statement of the facts and circumstances constituting a means that a client raises against his lawyer in order to enable him to make a correct statement or to obtain it from a lawyer.

In praotiee trial. An instruction given by the judge to the jury concerning the law of the case; a statement from the judge to the jury informing the judge of the law applicable to the case in general or of any aspect thereof; a statement of the legal rules or principles applicable to the case or to a branch or phase of the case that the jury must accept and apply. Lehman v. Falcons, 121 Ind. 541, 23 N. E. 670; Boggs v. United States, 10 Okl. 424, 63 Pac. 969; Lawler v.

McPheeters, 73 Ind. 579. Peremptory instructions. An instruction from a court to a jury to follow it implicitly; as an instruction to render a judgment for the defendant or for the “plaintiff”. INSTRUCTIONS, com. Law, Contracts. contracts awarded by a contractor to his representative in the context of the activities of his agency. 2. The enforcement agent shall be obliged to follow the instructions given to him, and if he does not do so, he shall be liable for the consequences, unless this is necessarily justified. 4 bins. R.

361; 1 Liver. Agency, 368. 3. The instructions differ considerably from the authority with regard to third parties. If it is known that a written power of attorney exists, or is presumed due to the nature of the transaction, it is the duty of persons dealing with an agent to determine the nature and scope of his or her power of attorney; However, they are not obliged to inquire with the agent about the private instructions of his client, for the obvious reason that it can be assumed that they are of a secret and confidential nature and therefore cannot be disclosed to third parties. 5 Bing. R. 442 4. The instructions are given to the extent that they are applicable in the usual course of events and are subject to two conditions that are of course and perhaps necessarily implicit in any commercial agency. 1. Since the instructions are applicable only in the normal course of events, the Agent is entitled to depart from them in the event of extreme necessity and unforeseen urgency; for example, if existing goods are perishable and spoiled, or if they are accidentally injured and need to be sold to avoid further losses; or if they are in imminent danger of being lost due to the conquest of the port in which they are located, they can be transferred to another port. Narration on Ag.

§ 85, 118, 193; 3 chit. Com. Act, 218; 4 bins. 361; 1 Liver. on Ag. 368. 2. Instructions must be legal; If they are instructed to perform an illegal act, the officer is not bound by them. 4 Campb. 183; History of Agriculture.

§ 195. But the legality of such instruction does not refer to the laws of foreign countries. History, Confl. laws, § 245; 1 Liver. on Ag. 15- 19. For the construction of letters of instruction, see 3 Wash. C. C.

R. 151; Wash 4. C. C. R. 551; 1 Liv. on Ag. 403; Narration on Ag. § 74; Wash 2.

C.C.R. 132; 2 crotch. & J. 244; 1 Knapp,, R. 381. n. an explanation of the law on a case, which the judge gives orally to the jury after the lawyers have presented all the evidence and presented the final arguments, but before the jury begins the deliberations. Your email address will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked with an * in French criminal law.

The first process of a lawsuit. It includes the questioning of the accused, the preliminary examination of witnesses, the examination of certainties, the collection of evidence, the reduction of the whole to order and the preparation of a document with a detailed explanation of the case, which is to serve as a mandate for law enforcement officers and provide elements for the indictment. Powered by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed. and The Law Dictionary. Look for instructions in the American Encyclopedia of Law, the Asian Encyclopedia of Law, the European Encyclopedia of Law, the UK Encyclopedia of Law, or the Latin American and Spanish Encyclopedia of Law. What made you decide to look for it in this dictionary? Please let us know where you read it (including the quote if possible).