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California Criminal Jury Instructions
Volume 1
Series 300
EVIDENCE
E. PARTICULAR TYPES OF EVIDENCE




 

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California Criminal Jury Instructions
Volume I
Series 300
EVIDENCE
E. PARTICULAR TYPES OF EVIDENCE

 

375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity,
Intent, Common Plan

 


  
CALCRIM No. 375                                             EVIDENCE


<Introductory Sentence Alternative A—evidence of other offense admitted>

[The People presented evidence that the defendant committed ((another/other) offense[s]/the offense[s] of  _____________________
<insert description of alleged offense[s]>
) that (was/were) not charged in this case.]

<Introductory Sentence Alternative B—evidence of other act admitted>

[The People presented evidence (of other behavior by the defendant that was not charged in this case/that the defendant
____________ <insert description of alleged conduct admitted under
Evid. Code, § 1101(b)>
).]
 

You may consider this evidence only if the People have proved by a preponderance of the evidence that the defendant in fact committed the (uncharged offense[s]/act[s]). Proof by a preponderance of the evidence is a different burden of proof than proof beyond a reasonable doubt. A fact is proved by a preponderance of the evidence if you conclude that it is more likely than not that the fact is true.

If the People have not met this burden, you must disregard this evidence entirely.
 

If you decide that the defendant committed the (uncharged offense[s]/act[s]), you may, but are not required to, consider that evidence for the limited purpose of deciding whether or not:

<SELECT SPECIFIC GROUNDS OF RELEVANCE AND DELETE ALL OTHER OPTIONS.>

       <A. Identity>

       [The defendant was the person who committed the offense[s] alleged
        in  this case](./; or)

        <B. Intent>

[The defendant acted with the intent to __________________ <insert

specific intent required to prove the offense[s] alleged> in this case](./; or)

 


 

New January 2006; Revised April 2008

 

 

 

145.

 CALCRIM No. 375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 145
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375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 146
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375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 147
 CALCRIM No. 375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 148
 CALCRIM No. 375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 149
 CALCRIM No. 375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 150
 CALCRIM No. 375. Evidence of Uncharged Offense to Prove Identity, Intent, Common Plan Page 151

 

(Pub 1284)

 

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