Jurors are instructed that if they conclude that a witness has testified falsely:
A) they may disregard the witness's testimony that was false.
B) they may disregard everything the witness said.
C) they must conclude that what the other party said about the same matter is true.
D) they must conclude that everything else the other party said is true.

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Jurors are instructed to only disregard the specific testimony that was determined to be false, but they should still consider the witness's overall credibility and the rest of their testimony. It does not necessarily mean that the other party's version of events is automatically true.

Jurors Are Instructed That If They Conclude That a Witness