Prosecutors Challenge Luigi Mangione Juror Questions Before October Murder Trial

2 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 13

Federal prosecutors asked the court to block parts of Luigi Mangione’s proposed juror questionnaire, saying several defense questions in the CEO murder case are too intrusive for voir dire.
Deputy U.S. Attorney Sean Buckley singled out requests for jurors’ children’s ages, genders, occupations and education histories, plus a question on how often they attend religious services.
Prosecutors also objected to asking whether potential jurors had been targeted or investigated in a criminal matter, arguing the questions seek personal information unrelated to impartiality and risk turning jury selection into advocacy.
Mangione faces state and federal charges over the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson; his federal trial is set for October, while his state trial was moved in April from June 8 to Sept. 8.
If convicted, Mangione faces life in prison in a case prosecutors have described as the politically motivated assassination of Thompson in New York.

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