additional instructions

additional instructions
Instructions given to thejury by the court after they have retired to deliberate. The court may exercise a wide discretion in the matter of charging the jury, and may bring them in at any time and give them additional instructions, whether requested or not. 53 Am J1st Tr § 941.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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