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evidenceevidencedocument2015 Federal TrialProspective juror questionnairesThe questionnaires asked about prior opinions on guilt and punishment, general death-penalty attitudes, and employment circumstances. Responses included uncertainty, opposition to execution, and support for execution qualified by willingness to consider life imprisonment without release. Prospective jurors signed an affirmation that their answers were true under penalty of perjury.
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Prospective juror questionnaires

The questionnaires asked about prior opinions on guilt and punishment, general death-penalty attitudes, and employment circumstances. Responses included uncertainty, opposition to execution, and support for execution qualified by willingness to consider life imprisonment without release. Prospective jurors signed an affirmation that their answers were true under penalty of perjury.

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The court used questionnaire answers in follow-up questioning, and counsel cited them in challenges concerning candor and sentencing impartiality during selection of a jury without fixed views on guilt or punishment.

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