mirror-epstein-docs/results/IMAGES002/DOJ-OGR-00005347.json

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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 367 Filed 10/22/21 Page 25 of 35 Juror ID: ______________________________________ MENTAL HEALTH, LAW, LAW ENFORCEMENT Have you, your spouse or significant other, family or close friends ever studied or received any mental health training? Yes No If Yes, please explain: ______________________________________ Have you ever had any employment or volunteer experience in any of the following areas? (Check each one that applies) Psychiatry Psychology Social Work Mental Health Therapy/Counseling Sex Abuse Counseling Do you have any family or friends who are psychiatrists, psychologists, mental health therapists/counselors or sex abuse counselors? Yes No If Yes, do you often discuss their work with them? ______________________________________ Have you received any training in law, law enforcement or criminology? Yes No If Yes, please explain: ______________________________________ Have you ever had any employment or done any volunteer work in any of the following areas? (Check each one that applies to you) Law Enforcement Investigations Corrections/Jail/Prison Legal Profession Prosecution Criminal Defense Justice System/Courts Local/State/Federal Government Do you have any family or friends who are in the legal or law enforcement profession? Yes No If Yes, do you often discuss their work with them? ______________________________________ Would you believe the testimony of a law enforcement officer simply because he/she is a law enforcement officer? Yes No If yes, please explain: ______________________________________ Would you favor the side that had law enforcement officers as witnesses? Yes No -25- DOJ-OGR-00005347 Commented [A28]: GOVERNMENT OBJECTION: The defendant has proposed additional questions in this section in addition to the questions proposed below on consent. The additional questions proposed by the defendant are duplicative, unnecessarily burdensome, and overly detailed. In addition, questions about experience with mental health issues are not designed to screen for bias and are not appropriate for inclusion in a written questionnaire. Commented [A29R28]: DEFENDANT RESPONSE: The defense-proposed questions are designed to identify individuals whose training, education and employment may cause the juror to follow their own independent knowledge and not follow the evidence actually presented at trial, or may reveal biases in favor of the Government.",
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      "content": "Commented [A28]: GOVERNMENT OBJECTION: The defendant has proposed additional questions in this section in addition to the questions proposed below on consent. The additional questions proposed by the defendant are duplicative, unnecessarily burdensome, and overly detailed. In addition, questions about experience with mental health issues are not designed to screen for bias and are not appropriate for inclusion in a written questionnaire. Commented [A29R28]: DEFENDANT RESPONSE: The defense-proposed questions are designed to identify individuals whose training, education and employment may cause the juror to follow their own independent knowledge and not follow the evidence actually presented at trial, or may reveal biases in favor of the Government.",
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