Should certiorari be granted to find that, while a district court need not define reasonable doubt, if it does so, it cannot employ a definition that creates a reasonable likelihood of leading the jury to believe that it could convict on some lesser standard of proof, such as 'doing justice?'

QUESTION PRESENTED 1. Should certiorari be granted to find that, while a district court need not define reasonable doubt, if it does so, it cannot employ a definition that creates a reasonable likelihood of leading the jury to believe that it could convict on some lesser standard of proof, such as “doing justice?” i