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This document is page 39 of 40 from a court filing (Document 365) in Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE (United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell). It contains a list of voir dire questions (numbered 21-33) for prospective jurors, focusing on crime victim history, basic demographics, employment history, and media consumption habits (social media, news, podcasts).
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The questions are addressed to prospective jurors for the trial.
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"On your questionnaire you said that [you or a friend/family member] has/have been a victim of a crime."Source
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"Is there anything about that experience that could affect your ability to be fair and impartial in this case?"Source
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"Juror’s Background"Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 365 Filed 10/22/21 Page 39 of 40
21. [For jurors who answered YES to question 24] On your questionnaire you said that [you
or a friend/family member] has/have been a victim of a crime. Please describe the
circumstances, including the type of crime, when it happened, and the outcome of any law
enforcement action. Is there anything about that experience that could affect your ability
to be fair and impartial in this case?
or a friend/family member] has/have been a victim of a crime. Please describe the
circumstances, including the type of crime, when it happened, and the outcome of any law
enforcement action. Is there anything about that experience that could affect your ability
to be fair and impartial in this case?
Juror’s Background
22. How old are you?
23. Please state your current county of residence and list each county of residence during the
past ten years.
past ten years.
24. How far did you go in school? And what did you study?
25. If you work, what kind of work do you do? Describe the type of your employer (for
example, a private company, government entity, non-profit organization, etc). (If retired
or unemployed, describe your last employment.)
example, a private company, government entity, non-profit organization, etc). (If retired
or unemployed, describe your last employment.)
26. How long have you been employed in your current position? What work did you
previously do?
previously do?
27. Who are the members of your household?
28. If the members of your household work, what kind of work do they do?
29. What newspapers or magazines do you typically read and how often?
30. Do you typically read any websites? If so, do you post comments or information on these
websites?
websites?
31. Do you regularly use social media? If so, what social media do you regularly use?
32. Do you regularly watch any television shows? If so, what shows?
33. Do you regularly listen to any radio programs or podcasts? If so, which?
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