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Summary
This document is a court transcript page from a case filed on August 10, 2022. An unnamed speaker, likely the judge, details the logistical plan for the final phase of jury selection, explaining how 58 remaining jurors will be questioned for bias via a live feed and how counsel will then exercise peremptory strikes on a smaller pool of 40 jurors.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| jurors | Potential Juror |
Mentioned throughout as the subjects of the jury selection process. 58 jurors are remaining and will be questioned.
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| courthouse staff | Courthouse Staff |
Will be present in the courtrooms to assist during the jury selection process.
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| counsel | Legal Counsel |
Will exercise their peremptory strikes after the initial questioning of the jurors.
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Organizations (1)
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | Company |
Listed in the footer of the document, indicating they are the court reporting service.
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Timeline (1 events)
2022-08-10
The speaker outlines the procedure for the final stage of jury selection, which involves questioning 58 jurors, individually inquiring about potential bias, and then having counsel exercise peremptory strikes on a pool of 40 jurors.
Courthouse
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Two courtrooms are mentioned where the 58 remaining jurors will be held.
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The location where jurors who indicate potential bias will be brought for individual inquiry.
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A single courtroom where the first 40 potential jurors will be gathered for peremptory strikes.
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Relationships (2)
The speaker is instructing counsel on the procedures for the final stages of jury selection, including how peremptory strikes will be handled.
The speaker is managing the jury selection process, providing instructions to the jurors, and will be questioning them as part of the court proceedings.
Key Quotes (2)
"I'll ask the two questions that we've discussed, whether they've read or heard anything, and whether there's any reason they can't be fair and impartial, and that they should raise their hands if the answer to either of those questions is yes."Source
— Unnamed Speaker (presumably the judge)
(The speaker is detailing the specific questions that will be used to screen the remaining 58 jurors for potential bias.)
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"Once we've resolved that, any of those issues with respect to the first 40 people in ascending order, my plan is to have all of those 40 in the same holding courtroom. And then counsel will exercise their peremptories."Source
— Unnamed Speaker (presumably the judge)
(The speaker is explaining the next step in the jury selection process after the initial screening for bias, which involves gathering the first 40 jurors for peremptory strikes by counsel.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 741 Filed 08/10/22 Page 3 of 106 3
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1 we're all on the same page. We're waiting for our 58 remaining
2 jurors to arrive and go to the two courtrooms where they're
3 being held. Once we have everyone -- hopefully we'll have
4 everyone, but once we everyone, the live feed into those two
5 rooms will come on, I'll say good morning to everyone, I'll ask
6 the two questions that we've discussed, whether they've read or
7 heard anything, and whether there's any reason they can't be
8 fair and impartial, and that they should raise their hands if
9 the answer to either of those questions is yes. I believe both
10 teams will have someone in each of the courtrooms; and, of
11 course, we'll have courthouse staff in the courtrooms. And
12 we'll get indication if there are any hands raised. If there
13 are, we'll bring them in one at a time. I'll have them in the
14 witness box and inquire as to what the basis for the yes
15 response is, and we'll deal with that as we would any other
16 jury selection issues.
17 Once we've resolved that, any of those issues with
18 respect to the first 40 people in ascending order, my plan is
19 to have all of those 40 in the same holding courtroom. And
20 then counsel will exercise their peremptories. I have the
21 board with the numbers of the jurors which will be finalized.
22 We'll come to sidebar and alternate strikes for your
23 peremptories. We'll do first with respect to Jurors 1 through
24 28, the primary juror, ten and six alternating, and then three
25 each with respect to 29 through 40 for the alternates, three
2 jurors to arrive and go to the two courtrooms where they're
3 being held. Once we have everyone -- hopefully we'll have
4 everyone, but once we everyone, the live feed into those two
5 rooms will come on, I'll say good morning to everyone, I'll ask
6 the two questions that we've discussed, whether they've read or
7 heard anything, and whether there's any reason they can't be
8 fair and impartial, and that they should raise their hands if
9 the answer to either of those questions is yes. I believe both
10 teams will have someone in each of the courtrooms; and, of
11 course, we'll have courthouse staff in the courtrooms. And
12 we'll get indication if there are any hands raised. If there
13 are, we'll bring them in one at a time. I'll have them in the
14 witness box and inquire as to what the basis for the yes
15 response is, and we'll deal with that as we would any other
16 jury selection issues.
17 Once we've resolved that, any of those issues with
18 respect to the first 40 people in ascending order, my plan is
19 to have all of those 40 in the same holding courtroom. And
20 then counsel will exercise their peremptories. I have the
21 board with the numbers of the jurors which will be finalized.
22 We'll come to sidebar and alternate strikes for your
23 peremptories. We'll do first with respect to Jurors 1 through
24 28, the primary juror, ten and six alternating, and then three
25 each with respect to 29 through 40 for the alternates, three
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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