MN Advisory Comm Exhibits 1-18 - Minnesota Judicial Branch

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A SUWiVIARY OF THE PERCENTAGE
. OF RESPONSES TO THE VARIOUS
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QUESTIONNAIRES
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Judicial Questionnaires
Fifty one (51) questions, most with many parts, were
submitted to three (3) Common Pleas Judges who had
presided over trials involving cameras in the courtroom.
All three judges or 100% answered the questionnaires.
Attorney Questionnaires
Sixty two (62) questions, most with many parts, were
submitted to nineteen (19) lawyers who had participated
in trials involving cameras in the courtroom
Fourteen (14) lawyers or 74% responded to the. ques-
tionnaires.
Jurors Questionnaires
‘J!wenty (20) questions, most with many parts, were
submitted to forty’ (40) jurors who had participated in
trials involving cameras in the courtroom.
Thirty four (34) jurors or 85% responded.
Witness Questionnaires _
Thirty three (33) questioris, most dontaming many
parts, were submitted to ninety five (95) witnesses who
. . had testified in trials involving’cameras in the co&&m.
Thirty seven (37 j witnesses or 39% responded.
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