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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialJuror 352's questionnaireJuror 352's questionnaire expressed strong opposition to the death penalty, while her oral answers allowed for remote circumstances in which she might impose it. The government argued that these answers showed substantial impairment; the defense argued that she remained open-minded and would vote for death if warranted.
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Juror 352's questionnaire

Juror 352's questionnaire expressed strong opposition to the death penalty, while her oral answers allowed for remote circumstances in which she might impose it. The government argued that these answers showed substantial impairment; the defense argued that she remained open-minded and would vote for death if warranted.

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