New *Joint* Voir Dire Questions

 
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Old 03-03-2010
New *Joint* Voir Dire Questions

SCO and Novell have amended their voir dire questions and submitted a new joint set:
The parties jointly submit this set of Joint Proposed Voir Dire Questions, to be considered in lieu of the questions previously submitted separately.
Here are the originals, their separate lists, if you'd like to compare. And I think you might like to, because this is the first time the parties' lawyers have cooperated on anything that I can recall getting better as a result. Probably Judge Ted Stewart's no nonsense ways can take credit for this. Either that or it's sun spots. Something worked.

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