US · rules
D. Or. LR 47-1
Selecting Jurors
(a) Examination of Jurors - Generally
The Court will conduct the voir dire examination of jurors. The matter of attorney voir dire can be addressed with the trial judge at the preliminary pretrial conference.
(b) Supplemental Questions by the Parties
Counsel may submit and serve any questions which they desire to be propounded to the jurors at such time as the Court orders. If there is no such order, questions must be submitted at least seven days before trial.
History
December 1, 2009: LR 47-1(b): Deadline for parties to submit supplemental questions changed from "three (3)" days to "seven (7)" days before trial. March 1, 2014: LR 47-1(b): Changed "seven (7)" to "seven." At Step 3, removed hyphens from "one-at-a-time."
Provenance
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- www.ord.uscourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-18
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- fed-district-2026-09-19
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