DOJ-OGR-00010009.pdf

--- Page 1 --- The image displays a page of text from a legal document, specifically a transcript of a court proceeding. The text is presented in a typewritten format, with each line numbered and indented to indicate the speaker. Here is the extracted text: **Header:** * A-5726 * C2GFDAU1 * Brune - direct **Text:** 1. questionnaire, correct? 2. A. I did. I wanted as much information as we were able to get about every prospective juror. 3. Q. Now, you understood that the voir dire process would be the judge asking the questions of the potential jurors, correct? 4. A. I did, but I also understood that the Court would likely ask other questions if we proposed them. 5. Q. So you understood that you could request of Judge Pauley to further inquire? 6. A. Yes. 7. Q. And you also understood that sometimes jurors don't give a full picture when they're giving the answers in response to voir dire questions, correct? 8. A. Yes. I certainly think that it's something that's within the realm of possibility that a juror might not be complete. 9. Q. And it's also possible, would you agree, during voir dire, that you could ask the judge to inquire about a completely new area if it occurs to you as the questioning is going on, correct? 10. A. Sure. 11. Q. And it was the Court's decision, would you agree, whether or not to ask any particular question. 12. A. Of course. 13. Q. It's not a decision that rests with you or the other defense counsel, correct? 14. A. [No response] 15. Q. [No response] 16. A. [No response] 17. Q. [No response] 18. A. [No response] 19. Q. [No response] 20. A. [No response] 21. Q. [No response] 22. A. [No response] 23. Q. [No response] 24. A. [No response] 25. Q. [No response] **Footer:** * SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. * (212) 805-0300 **Page Number:** * 269 **Document ID:** * DOJ-OGR-00010009 Note: The text is presented in a plain format, with no headings, subheadings, or tables. The page number and document ID are located at the bottom of the page.