W.R.C.P. 39.2

In appropriate cases, the court may use case-specific juror questionnaires to

gather information from prospective jurors in advance of jury selection. When

case-specific questionnaires will be used, the court should require counsel to

confer and attempt to reach agreement on the questions that will be included

in the questionnaires. The court shall rule on inclusion or exclusion of any

questions the court deems improper. The court shall note on the record the

basis on which it overruled any objections to inclusion or exclusion of

particular questions. The court shall confer with counsel concerning the timing

and procedures to be used for disseminating questionnaires and collecting

completed questionnaires from prospective jurors, as well as to permit counsel

adequate time and opportunity to review the completed questionnaires thor-

oughly before jury selection will begin. In its discretion, the court may require

that the costs of copying, disseminating and collecting the questionnaires be

borne (1) by both parties, (2) by the party requesting use of the questionnaires,

or (3) by the court. In the alternative, these expenses may be assessed against

the losing party as part of the costs.