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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialJuror questionnaireProspective jurors were instructed to complete the questionnaire independently and sign it under penalty of perjury, with Attachments A and B listing potential witnesses. The judge used questionnaire answers during individual voir dire to explore religious views, preferences for law-enforcement testimony, prior opinions about guilt, and attitudes toward the death penalty. Completed forms were initially restricted to review by case participants and the court, with public disclosure deferred pending review for sensitive information; jurors could mark sensitive questions for oral follow-up.
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Prospective jurors were instructed to complete the questionnaire independently and sign it under penalty of perjury, with Attachments A and B listing potential witnesses. The judge used questionnaire answers during individual voir dire to explore religious views, preferences for law-enforcement testimony, prior opinions about guilt, and attitudes toward the death penalty. Completed forms were initially restricted to review by case participants and the court, with public disclosure deferred pending review for sensitive information; jurors could mark sensitive questions for oral follow-up.

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The court explained that the questionnaire sought personal information needed to ensure a fair and impartial jury for both sides.

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