(A) Jury Lists:
(1) The entire list of names drawn to serve a division of the Court for a particular period and for a
particular action or case, together with the questionnaires prepared by the jurors, may be
disclosed to counsel for the parties, or to any party acting pro se, unless the Court directs
otherwise. However, no juror shall be approached, either directly or through any member of his
or her immediate family, in an effort to secure information concerning such juror.
(2) When the jurors report for duty at a session of Court, the Clerk shall, upon request, make
available to counsel for the parties, or to any party acting pro se, a list of such jurors.
(B) Peremptory Challenges: In a criminal case where there is more than one defendant, the Court may
allow each or both sides more than the usual number of peremptory challenges permitted by law upon
motion made at least twenty-one (21) days before the date set for commencement of trial. Untimely
motions will not be entertained.
(C) Communication With Jurors: No attorney or party litigant shall personally, or through any
investigator or any other person acting for the attorney or party litigant, interview, examine, or question
any juror or alternate juror with respect to the verdict or deliberations of the jury in any criminal action
except on leave of Court granted upon good cause shown and upon such conditions as the Court shall fix.
