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NJ Court Condemns Use Of 'And/Or' In Jury Instructions

By Martin Bricketto ( January 25, 2016, 10:50 PM EST) -- A New Jersey appeals court on Monday upended a criminal conviction over a judge's repeated use of the phrase "and/or" during jury instructions, ruling that it made the instructions ambiguous and could have produced less than unanimous findings on the part of jurors....

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