(a) Examination
The court will conduct a voir dire examination of the prospective trial jurors. Each party shall
prepare any suggested questions for the court to propound to the jurors, which shall be served
and filed at least ten days before the trial date. In addition, the court will permit counsel an
opportunity to submit or ask questions after hearing the court’s voir dire.
(b) Reserved
(c) Reserved
(d) Disclosure of Identifying Juror Information
Names of trial jurors shall not be disclosed to the public or media outside open court, except
upon order of the court. A request for disclosure of petit juror names to the public or media must
be made to the presiding judge. Juror names which may be part of a transcript of court
proceedings will be restricted from remote electronic public access. Counsel may not release a
jury list or a transcript of voir dire to a defendant except upon order of the court.
(e) Contacting Jurors
Counsel shall not contact or interview jurors or cause jurors to be contacted or interviewed after
trial without first having been granted leave to do so by the court.
Criminal Rules
