The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Voir dire typically begins with the JUDGE asking questions concerning potential jurors' familiarity with the case, attitudes toward one or other party to the case, demographic information, and so on.
We are talking about a judicial term used to select the juries for a trial. The parties involved in a trial select the possible members of the jury that they consider are going to be impartial and fair. During voir dire, the lawyers of the trial ask questions to the possible members of the jury to make sure who the right members of the jury will be.
Voir dire typically begins with the <u>judge</u> asking questions concerning potential jurors' familiarity with the case, attitudes toward one or other party to the case, demographic information, and so on. This will determine if the selected jurors on both parties are eligible enough to work dilligently on the case.
