Nevada Jury Instructions
JURORS FORBIDDEN FROM MAKING ANY INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION
You must decide all questions of fact in this case from the evidence received in this trial and not from any other source. [You must not make any independent investigation of the facts or the law (or consider or discuss facts as to which there is no evidence). This means, for example, that you must not on your own visit the scene, conduct experiments, or consult reference works for additional information.]
NEV. J.I. 1.04
BAJI 1.00.5
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