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PATTERN JURY INSTRUCTIONS (Civil Cases)
FOREWORD In July 2011, the Fifth Circuit District Judges Associa-tion formed the Pattern Jury Instruction Committee (Civil) including Judges Lee Rosenthal, Ron Clark, Elizabeth Foote,
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