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N.D. Ohio LCrR 24.2
Voir Dire of Jurors
(a) The Court shall conduct the initial examination of all prospective jurors
touching upon their qualifications to serve as jurors in the pending proceeding. The
parties may submit written questions to be included in the Court's examination, subject to
the Court's discretion.
(b) In all trials, civil and criminal, counsel for the plaintiff and counsel for the
defendant each may be allowed such period of time as approved by the Court to conduct
voir dire examinations of prospective jurors. In cases involving more than one defendant,
the time for voir dire shall be divided by counsel for the parties and additional time shall
not be allowed, except that the Court in its discretion may allow additional time. Except
where otherwise ordered by the Court, the jurors shall be examined collectively.
(See LR 47.3) Last revised: 4/7/97. See Historical otes for full revision history.
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- www.ohnd.uscourts.gov
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- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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