At the conclusion of the questioning, the Court shall be recessed, at which time counsel shall retire to chambers to begin the juror challenge process. The entire panel, not just prospective jurors seated in the jury box, shall be accepted, challenged for cause, and peremptorily challenged in a continuous sequence with reseating prospective jurors. Counsel shall not be permitted to return to the courtroom to refresh one’s memories of particular jurors. It is counsel’s responsibility to determine the current makeup of the jury by reference to the seating plan. X. PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES Peremptory challenges will be exercised as follows: (A) United States exercises its first challenge (B) Defendant exercises his first and second challenges (C) United States exercises its second challenge (D) Defendant exercises his third and fourth challenges (E) United States exercises its third challenge (F) Defendant exercises his fifth and sixth challenges (G) United States exercises its fourth challenge (H) Defendant exercises its seventh and eighth challenges (I) United States exercises its fifth challenge (J) Defendant exercises his ninth challenge (K) United States exercises its challenge (L) Defendant exercises his tenth challenge
At the conclusion of the questioning, the Court shall be recessed, at which time counsel shall retire to chambers to begin the juror challenge process. The entire panel, not just prospective jurors seated in the jury box, shall be accepted, challenged for cause, and peremptorily challenged in a continuous sequence with reseating prospective jurors. Counsel shall not be permitted to return to the courtroom to refresh one’s memories of particular jurors. It is counsel’s responsibility to determine the current makeup of the jury by reference to the seating plan. X. PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES Peremptory challenges will be exercised as follows: (A) United States exercises its first challenge (B) Defendant exercises his first and second challenges (C) United States exercises its second challenge (D) Defendant exercises his third and fourth challenges (E) United States exercises its third challenge (F) Defendant exercises his fifth and sixth challenges (G) United States exercises its fourth challenge (H) Defendant exercises its seventh and eighth challenges (I) United States exercises its fifth challenge (J) Defendant exercises his ninth challenge (K) United States exercises its challenge (L) Defendant exercises his tenth challenge
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