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This document is a page from a court transcript dated December 8, 2021. An unidentified court official, likely a judge, outlines the schedule and procedures for the jury selection process (voir dire). The official details the daily schedule, including breaks and end times, and explains how individual jurors will be questioned, with provisions for handling sensitive or embarrassing information confidentially at sidebar and sealing relevant portions of the transcript.
People (1)
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| juror | Juror |
Mentioned throughout in the context of the jury selection process (voir dire), individual questioning, and requests f...
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Organizations (1)
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | company |
Listed at the bottom of the page, likely the court reporting service that transcribed the proceedings.
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Where jurors will be seated for individual questioning.
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The location for the questioning of jurors.
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Where confidential questions with jurors will be discussed.
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Mentioned in the name of the court reporting company, indicating the jurisdiction.
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Key Quotes (3)
"I anticipate that we'll break for lunch at 1 p.m., and then start with the afternoon panel at 2 p.m."Source
— unidentified court official
(Outlining the daily schedule for the proceedings.)
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"And we will do the questioning in the public courtroom, with the exception of if the juror has indicated on their questionnaire that they request a specific answer to remain confidential..."Source
— unidentified court official
(Explaining the procedure for questioning jurors and handling confidential information.)
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"And my anticipation is we'll seal that portion of the transcript, to the extent it discusses that private information that the juror has asked to remain confidential."Source
— unidentified court official
(Describing the process for protecting a juror's private information in the official record.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 529 Filed 12/08/21 Page 6 of 18
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1 I anticipate that we'll break for lunch at 1 p.m., and
2 then start with the afternoon panel at 2 p.m.
3 We're going to be directing each panel to come back in
4 accordance with that schedule. I do anticipate stopping at
5 5 o'clock each day.
6 When they are here for their individual questioning,
7 they are going to be seated there in the witness box in the
8 seat, is my anticipation, with a microphone. And we will do
9 the questioning in the public courtroom, with the exception of
10 if the juror has indicated on their questionnaire that they
11 request a specific answer to remain confidential, because it
12 would be embarrassing or otherwise concerning for them, which
13 we did in order to encourage full disclosure and openness and
14 ultimately to get a fair and impartial jury, to the extent we
15 need to discuss those questions with any jurors, we will do
16 that at sidebar. And my anticipation is we'll seal that
17 portion of the transcript, to the extent it discusses that
18 private information that the juror has asked to remain
19 confidential.
20 I think just looking at the questionnaires, that
21 shouldn't happen too frequently. And otherwise the voir dire
22 will take place in public.
23 Next, we'll move thoroughly but efficiently through
24 the process to make sure that we can get through it in the time
25 that we have. I've given you an outline of what I will intend
2 then start with the afternoon panel at 2 p.m.
3 We're going to be directing each panel to come back in
4 accordance with that schedule. I do anticipate stopping at
5 5 o'clock each day.
6 When they are here for their individual questioning,
7 they are going to be seated there in the witness box in the
8 seat, is my anticipation, with a microphone. And we will do
9 the questioning in the public courtroom, with the exception of
10 if the juror has indicated on their questionnaire that they
11 request a specific answer to remain confidential, because it
12 would be embarrassing or otherwise concerning for them, which
13 we did in order to encourage full disclosure and openness and
14 ultimately to get a fair and impartial jury, to the extent we
15 need to discuss those questions with any jurors, we will do
16 that at sidebar. And my anticipation is we'll seal that
17 portion of the transcript, to the extent it discusses that
18 private information that the juror has asked to remain
19 confidential.
20 I think just looking at the questionnaires, that
21 shouldn't happen too frequently. And otherwise the voir dire
22 will take place in public.
23 Next, we'll move thoroughly but efficiently through
24 the process to make sure that we can get through it in the time
25 that we have. I've given you an outline of what I will intend
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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