400.20	MENTAL RESPONSIBILITY: LIMITATION OF 		EXPERT TESTIMONY
	The next witness to testify is [name of doctor].  He will testify concerning the mental condition of the defendant at the time of the alleged offense.  In the course of his testimony, [name of doctor] may testify to statements and information that were received by him during or in connection with his inquiry into the mental condition of the defendant.
	In that connection, the court instructs you that under no circumstances should you consider that testimony as evidence that the defendant did or did not commit the acts charged against him.

Notes on Use
	1.	Section 552.030.5, RSMo 2016.  This is a revision of MAI-CR 3d 300.20 (1-1-87).  This revision is to the Notes on Use only.
	2.	This instruction shall be orally read to the jury and will not be numbered or given to the jury when it retires to deliberate.
	3.	When statements and information acquired as a result of the mental examinations made pursuant to Section 552.030 are admitted into evidence on the issue of the accused's mental condition, this instruction must be given to the jury orally at the time the evidence is received.  Later, at the time the case is submitted to the jury, MAI-CR 4th 406.04 will be given.
	4.	The limiting instruction provision of Section 552.030.5 applies to statements and information "received by any physician or other person" in the course of the examination.  If the witness is not a physician, this instruction must be modified to identify the witness. 
	5.	This instruction may be modified as long as it complies with Section 552.030.5.