301.10  INSTRUCTION BEFORE RECESS
We are about to take [our first] [a] recess. Remember that all of the rules I have given you apply even when you are outside the courtroom, such as at recess.
Remember the basic rule:  Do not talk to anyone, including your fellow jurors, friends, family or co-workers about anything having to do with this trial, except to speak to court staff.  This means no e-mailing, text messaging, tweeting, blogging, or any other form of communication.  You cannot do any research about the case or look up any information about the case.  Remember to observe during our recess the other rules I gave you. If you become aware of any violation of any of these rules at all, notify court personnel of the violation.
After each recess, please double check to make sure [that your cell phone or other electronic device is turned off completely] [that you do not bring your cell phone or other electronic device into the courtroom or jury room]. 
NOTES ON USE FOR 301.10
1.	This instruction should be given before the first recess.  Before later recesses, the court has the discretion to give an abbreviated version of this instruction.
2.	The publication of this recommended instruction is not intended to intrude upon the trial judge’s own style and manner of delivery.  Instead, this instruction is intended to remind jurors throughout the proceedings of the importance of the rules limiting their use of cell phones and other electronic devices.  

(Revised December 4, 2014).