Where both the Crown and the accused rely on different parts of the accused's evidence from a prior trial, the third limb of the Liberato direction (directing the jury to put aside rejected evidence) need not be given in its standard form, as it may confuse the jury; the critical direction is the second limb, ensuring the jury understands it need not positively accept the accused's evidence before acquitting.
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