Arden v. Kastell et al
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JURY INSTRUCTION SUPPLEMENT 1. Signed by Judge Nathanael Cousins on 10/21/2014. (lmh, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 10/21/2014)
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
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NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA
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SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION
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11 GARY ARDEN,
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Case No. 10-cv-00436 NC
Plaintiff,
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v.
14 FRANK KASTELL,
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Defendant.
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At this point, I will give you a further instruction in response to jury note
number 42. By giving a further instruction at this time, I do not mean to emphasize
this instruction over any other instruction. You are not to attach undue importance to
the fact that this was read separately to you. You shall consider this instruction
together with all of the other instructions that were given to you.
In order to establish his claim for violation of the Fourteenth Amendment,
Gary Arden must prove each of the following three things by a preponderance of the
evidence:
First, that Frank Kastell made a false statement about Gary Arden in a police
report. Gary Arden may show either, or both, of two types of false statements: (1)
statements attributed to witnesses, and (2) statements of Frank Kastell’s own
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servations.
Second, that Fran Kastell’s false statem shock the consc
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liberately made a false statement either:
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(a)
With inten to deprive Gary Ard of his rig
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With delib
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Gary Arden rights. D
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less than acts or omission for the ve purpose of causing harm or w knowle
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Third, that Frank Kastell’s deliberate fa stateme or statem
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Also, the jury is not asked to decide if F
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his rights unde the Unite States Co
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dec if probable cause existed to conduct an a
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You will now ret to the ju room an continue your delibe
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Date: Octobe 21, 2014
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Nath
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Cousins
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Magistrate J
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