(a) Voir Dire.
The court determines whether the court, the attorneys, or both will conduct
voir dire. The court may limit an attorney's examination by time and subject
matter.
(b) Peremptory Challenges.
Unless ordered otherwise, all parties exercise peremptory challenges
alternately, beginning with the plaintiff. Each party is informed, after the
exercise of each peremptory challenge, of the identity of each prospective
juror peremptorily challenged by each other party.
(c) Waiver of Peremptory Challenges.
Passing or refusing to exercise a peremptory challenge constitutes a waiver
of the right to exercise the challenge. If a party waives the right to exercise
a peremptory challenge, the court exercises it after the parties exercise or
waive all other challenges to which they are entitled.
