Preliminary instructions for the Ghislaine Maxwell juror questionnaire, November 2021

EXHIBIT 1¶

PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS¶

Please read the following instructions carefully before completing any portion of this questionnaire. Please print your juror number in the space provided at the top of each page. Do not write your name on the questionnaire. Please answer each and every question fully. Some questions have more than one part.¶

YOU ARE SWORN TO GIVE TRUE AND COMPLETE ANSWERS TO ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS QUESTIONNAIRE. This questionnaire is designed to help simplify and shorten the jury selection process. The purpose of the questionnaire is to determine whether prospective jurors can decide this case impartially based upon the evidence presented at trial and the legal instructions given by the presiding judge. The questions are not intended to inquire unnecessarily into personal matters. Although some of the questions may appear to be of a personal nature, please understand that the Court and the parties must learn enough information about each juror’s background and experiences to select a fair and impartial jury.¶

Please answer all questions to the best of your ability. If you do not know the answer to a question then write, “I don’t know.” There are no “right” or “wrong” answers, only truthful answers. If you have strong feelings about this case in general, please do not hesitate to share them. Although you may be a perfectly good juror in another case, this may or may not be the right case for you to sit on as an impartial juror. Both parties have the right to get honest answers and to hear your true opinions. Do not discuss the case or your answers with anyone. It is important that the answers be yours alone. Remember, you are sworn to give true and complete answers to all questions.¶

If you need extra space to answer any question, please use the extra blank sheets of paper included at the end of the questionnaire. Be sure to indicate on the blank page the number of the question you are answering. Do not write anything on the back of any page.¶

DO NOT DISCUSS YOUR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS OR THE CASE WITH ANYONE, NOW OR UNTIL FURTHER INSTRUCTED BY THE COURT. You should not discuss the questions or answers with fellow jurors. It is very important that your answers be your own individual answers. More broadly, do not discuss the case with anyone, including the lawyers (except in the presence of the Court), your fellow jurors, your family, your friends, or anyone else. Do not communicate about the case in any way, including telephone, e-mail, any social media app or website (such as Facebook), any communications app or website (such as Twitter). You must also avoid reading or hearing about the case (or anyone participating in the case) in newspapers, in magazines, on the radio or television, or on the Internet.¶

DO NOT DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH ON THE CASE. Do not conduct any research into the case (or anyone participating in the case) at any time before your entire jury service has been completed. That includes performing Internet searches, asking other people about the case, reading news stories, books, or reports about the case, or watching films or television programs that relate to the case. Do not read, watch, or listen to any information about this case.¶

Your name will not be disclosed or connected to this questionnaire beyond the Judge and the parties in this case. However, if you believe that any of your answers contain private information that could embarrass you or otherwise seriously compromise your privacy and wish to request that the Court keep them confidential and not distribute them beyond the Judge and parties, please indicate the particular question number at the end of the questionnaire.¶

SUMMARY OF THE CASE¶

The Court is selecting a jury for atrial commencing on Monday, November 29, 2021. Although it is never possible to predict the length of a trial, currently this trial is expected to last approximately six weeks.¶

This is acriminal case. The Defendant, Gttislaine Maxwell, has been charged in an Indictment with various criminal offenses. The Indictment is not evidence. It simply contains the charges—referred to as “counts”—that the Government intends to prove to the jury at trial beyond areasonable doubt.¶

The charges in the Indictment stem from allegations that from at least 1994 through 2004, the Defendant conspired with and aided and abetted Jeffrey Epstein to entice minors to travel to engage in criminal sexual activity, to transport minors to engage in criminal sexual activity, and to engage in sex trafficking of aminor.¶

The Indictment charges the Defendant in 6 counts: Count One of the Indictment charges the Defendant with conspiring with Jeffrey Epstein and others to entice minors to travel to engage in sexual activity for which a person can be charged with acriminal offense. Count Two charges the Defendant with enticing aminor to travel to engage in sexual activity for which {sup}a person can be charged with acriminal offense, and aiding and abetting the same. Count Three charges the Defendant with conspiring with Epstein and others to transport minors to engage in sexual activity for which a person can be charged with acriminal offense. Count Four charges the Defendant with transporting aminor to engage in sexual activity for which a person can be charged with acriminal offense, and aiding and abetting the same. Count Five charges the Defendant with participating in asex trafficking conspiracy. Count Six charges the Defendant with sex trafficking of a minor, and aiding and abetting the same.¶

Ms. Maxwell has pled not guilty to all charges. Ms. Maxwell is presumed innocent, and before she can be found guilty on any charge, the jury must find that the Government has proven each element of that crime beyond areasonable doubt.¶

SCHEDULE¶

Potential jurors will be called back for further questioning and jury selection from Tuesday, November 16, 2021, through Friday, November 19, 2021. Your availability during that week will be required.¶

The trial will commence on Monday, November 29, 2021. The trial is expected to last about six weeks. Generally, trial will be held five days per week, Monday through Friday, from 9:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Trial will not be held on Friday, December 24, {sup}2021 (Christmas Eve Day) and Friday, December 31, 2021 (New Year’s Eve).¶

If you are selected as {sup}ajuror, you will be required to be present for the taking of testimony and evidence for as long as the trial lasts. There are no plans to sequester the jury, which means you will go home every day after court.¶

All jury service involves some degree of hardship. Our court and justice system depends on citizens doing their civic duty to serve as jurors, which involves temporarily putting aside their regular business for jury service. The Court views service on {sup}ajury to be one of the highest duties acitizen owes to the United States. Mere inconvenience or the usual financial hardship of jury service will not be sufficient to excuse {sup}aprospective juror. You must show extraordinary personal or financial hardship to be excused from service.¶

PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS:¶

ABILITY TO SERVE
	Please note: In the event you are excused from service on this jury, you will likely not be excused from jury service in general. You will instead be required to report to the Court’s Jury Clerk for placement on another panel for another case.
1.	Do you have any unmovable commitments between November 16, 2021, and November 19, 2021, which is when jury selection will take place? Yes No
1a.	If yes, please explain (without indicating the name of where you work or the names of any family members or friends, or other personal information that might identify who you are):
2.	Do you have any unmovable commitments between November 29, 2021, and approximately January 15, 2022, which is the estimated length for trial? Yes No
2a.	If yes, please explain (without indicating the name of where you work or the names of any family members or friends, or other personal information that might identify who you are): _____
3.	Do you have any international travel plans between now and November 29, 2021? Yes No
4.	Do any circumstances exist such that serving on the jury in this case would entail serious hardship or extreme inconvenience? Yes No
4a.	If yes, please briefly describe the serious hardship or extreme inconvenience:

5.	Do you have any personal commitments that would make it difficult for you to get to court by 9:30 a.m., every day of trial, or remain at the courthouse until 5:00 p.m.? (Please note, the Court will arrange and provide transportation to and from the Courthouse each day for selected jurors). Yes No
5a.	If yes, please explain why you would be unable to get to court by 9:30 a.m. or remain until 5:00 p.m.:
6.	Do you have any difficulty reading, speaking, or understanding English? Yes No
7.	Do you have any medical, physical, or mental condition or illness that makes you unable to serve on a jury, including difficulty hearing, seeing, reading, or concentrating? Yes No
7a.	If yes, please briefly describe the condition or illness. If you believe you could serve as a juror if such condition were accommodated in some way, please state the accommodation.
8.	Are you taking any medication which would prevent you from giving full attention to all the evidence at this trial? Yes No
8a.	If yes, please explain:

9.	Do you have any religious, philosophical, or other beliefs that would make you unable to render a verdict in a criminal case?	Yes No
9a.	If yes, please explain:

BASIC LEGAL PRINCIPLES AND MEDIA RESTRICTIONS
10.	Under the law, the facts are for the jury to determine and the law is for the Judge to determine. You are required to accept the law as the Judge explains it to you even if you do not like the law or disagree with it, and you must determine the facts according to those instructions. Do you accept this principle, and will you be able to follow the Judge’s instructions if selected to serve on this jury? Yes No
10a.	If no, please explain:
11.	The law provides that a defendant in a criminal case is presumed innocent at all stages of the trial and is not required to put on any defense at all. The Government is required to prove the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt on each charge. Do you accept these principles, and will you be able to apply them if selected to serve on this jury? Yes No
11a.	If no, please explain:

Juror ID: S {sup}e¶

12 The	law	prov	ides	that a		defendant	in	a	criminal		case	has an		absolute	right not	to
testify,	and		that a	juror	cannot		hold it	aga	inst	the	defendant		if she	chooses	not	to
testify	Do	you		accept	this	principle,		and	will	you	be	able to	apply	it if	selected	to
serve	on	this	jury?
				)(Yes							o No
12a If	no,	please	explain:
13 A	juror	is requ	ired	by	law	to	make	his or	her		decision	based		solely on	the	evidence
or	lack	of	evidence		presen	ted in	Court,		and	not	on the	basis	of	conjecture,		suspicion ,
bias,		sympa	thy,	or	prejudice		Do you		accept	this		principle,	and	will	you be	able to
	apply it	if	selected	to	serve	on	this	jury?
				Y	\Yes						o	No
13a If	no,	please	explain:
14	Under	the	law,	the	ques tion	of	pun		ishment	is for	the	Court		alone to	decide,	and thus
the	issue	of	pun	ishment		must	not	enter	into	your		deliberations		as to	whether	the
	defendant		is gu	ilty or	not	gu ilty	as		charged	Do	you	accept		this	principle,	and will
	you be	able	to	apply	it if	selected		to	serve	on	this jury?
					Yes						o	No
14a	If no,	please		explain:

15 You	may	hear		testimony	in this	case that	law		enforcement		officers	recovered	certain
	evidence	from	searches		The Court	will	instruct		you that	those	searches		were legal
and	that	the	evidence		obtained	from those		searches	is	admissible	in	this case	Do
you	have	any	feelings	or	op inions	about		searches	conducted	by	law	enforcement
	officers,	or the	use	of	evidence	obtained	from		searches,	that	would	affect	your
ability	to	be	fair and		impartial in	this	case?
				o Yes					X No
15a If	yes, p	lease	exp	lain:
16 You	also	may	hear	testimony	in	this	case	from	expert	witnesses		Have you	had any
	exper	iences	with	experts,	or do	you	have any		genera l	feelings	about	the	use of
	experts,	that	would	affect	your	ability	to be	fair	and	impartial	in this	case?
				o Yes					)(No
16a If	yes,	p lease	exp	lain:
17 As		instructed	above,		from now	and	until	your	jury	service	is comp	lete,	you are
	instructed	to	avoid	all	media	coverage	and	not	to go	on the	Internet	with	regar d to
	this case	for	any	purpose	That	is, you	are	forbidden		from	consuming	any	news
	media	or	social	media,	or any	discussion	of	this	case	(or of	anyone		participating in
	the case)		outside	of the	courtroom		whatsoever		You	also must	not	discuss	this case
	with	anyone	This	includes	your	family,		friends,	spouse,		domestic	partner,
	colleagues,		and co	-workers		These	instructions		app ly	from	now and	until	you are
	either	dismissed		from	jury	selection	or	chosen	as a	juror and	the	trial is	comp lete
	When	we	return	for the	next	step in	jury	selection,	the	Judge	will	ask you	if you
	have	followed	this		instruction
	Do you	have	any		reservations	or	concerns	about	your	ability	or	willingness	to
	follow	this		instruction?
				o	Yes					No

Juror ID: SO¶

17a.	If yes, please explain:
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PRIOR JURY SERVICE
18.	Have you ever served as a juror in a trial in any court? Yes No
19.	Have you ever at any time served as a member of a grand jury, whether in federal, state, county, or city court? Yes No

PRIOR JURY SERVICE

18.

Have you ever served as a juror in a trial in any court?

Yes No

19.

Have you ever at any time served as a member of a grand jury, whether in federal, state, county, or city court?

Yes No

EXPERIENCE AS A WITNESS, DEFENDANT, OR CRIME VICTIM
20.	Have you, or has any relative or close friend, ever participated in a state or federal court case, whether criminal or civil, as a witness, plaintiff, or defendant? Yes (self) Yes (friend or family member) No
20a.	If yes, is there anything about that experience that would prevent you from acting as a fair and impartial juror in this case? Yes No
20b.	If yes to 20a, please explain:
21.	Have you or any relative or close friend ever been involved or appeared as a witness in any investigation by a federal or state grand jury or by a congressional or state legislative committee, licensing authority, or governmental agency, or been questioned in any matter by any federal, state, or local law enforcement agency? Yes (self) Yes (friend or family member) No

21a	If	yes,	is	there	anything	about	that	exper	ience	that	would	preven	t	you	from	acting	as
	a	fair	and		impartial	juror in	this	case?
						o Yes					o No
21b	If	yes	to	21a,	please	explain:
22		Have	you	, or	has	any relative	or	close	friend	,	ever been		subpoenaed		for	any	inquiry
	or			investigation?
		o	Yes		(self)		o Yes	(friend	or	family		member)			)ift	No
22a		If yes,	is		there	anything	about	that	exper	ience	that	would	preven	t	you	from	acting as
	a	fair	and		impartial	juror in	this	case?
						o Yes					a	No
22b		If yes	to	22a,	please	explain:
23		Have	you	,	or has	any	relative	or close	friend	,	ever	been	arrested	or	charged		with a
			o	Yes	(self)		o	Yes	(friend	or	family	member)				%No
23a		If	yes,	is	there	anything	about	that	exper	ience	that	would	preven	t	you	from	acting as
		a	fair	and	impartial	juror	in this	case?
						o Yes					o	No
23b		If	yes	to	23a, please	explain:

Juror ID: SO¶

24 Have	you,	or has	any	relative	or	close	friend,	ever	been	the		subject	of any
	investigation	or	accusation		by	any gran	d jury,		state or	federal,		or any	other
o	Yes	(self)			o Yes	(friend	or	family		member)			)(No
24a If yes,	is	there	any thing		about	that exper		ience	that	would	preven	t	you from acting as
a fair	and	impartial		juror	in this	case?
			o	Yes					o	No
24b If yes	to	24a, p	lease	exp	lain:
25 Have	you,	or	any of	your	relatives	or	close	friends,		ever	been	a	victim of a crime?
	o Yes	(self)			o	Yes	(friend	or	family	member)			X N°
25a If yes,	is	there	any	thing	about	that	exper	ience	that	would	preven	t	you from acting as
a fair	and		impartial	juror	in this	case?
			o	Yes					o	No
25b If	yes to	25a,	p lease	exp	lain:
26 Have	you,	or	has any		member	of your		family	or any	of	your	close	friends —either as
	individuals	or	in the	course	of	their	business		affairs	—ever		been a	party to a legal
action	or	dispute	with	the	United		States,	or with	any	of	the	officers,	departments,
agenc	ies,	or	emp	loyees	of the	United		States,	including		the	United	States Attorney’s
	Office,	the	FBI, or	the	NYPD?
	o	Yes	(self)		o	Yes	(friend	or	family	member)			X No

26a.	If yes, is there anything about that experience that would prevent you from acting as a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No
26b.	If yes to 26a, please explain:
27.	Have you, or has any member of your family, ever had a dispute concerning money owed to you by the Government or owed by you to the Government?	Yes (self)	Yes (friend or family member)	No
27a.	If yes, is there anything about that experience that would prevent you from acting as a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No
27b.	If yes to 27a, please explain:

	RELATIONSHIP WITH, AND VIEW OF, GOVERNMENT, DEFENSE, AND OTHERS
28.	Do you or any member of your family or a close friend work in law, law enforcement, the justice system, or the courts?
	Yes	No
28a.	If yes, please explain:

28b.	If yes to 28, would this affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No
28c.	If yes to 28b, please explain:
29.	Do you know or have any association—professional, business, or social, direct or indirect—with any member of the staff of the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York?	Yes	No
29a.	If yes, please explain:
29b.	If yes to 29, would this affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No
29c.	If yes to 29b, please explain:
30.	Do you know or have any association—professional, business, or social, direct or indirect—with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, commonly known as the FBI?	Yes	No
30a.	If yes, please explain:

30b.	If yes to 30, would this affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No
30c.	If yes to 30b, please explain:
31a.	If yes, please explain:	Yes	No
31b.	If yes to 31, would this affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No
31c.	If yes to 31b, please explain:
32.	Do you have any opinion of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, the U.S. Attorney Damian [REDACTED], or the former Acting U.S. Attorney Audrey Strauss that might make it difficult for you to be a fair and impartial juror in this case?	Yes	No

| 32a. | If yes, please explain:¶

| |¶

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					PERSONAL			RELATIONSHIP		WITH			CASE		PARTICIPANTS
33	The	next		subset	of	ques	tions asks		whether	you	or	any	member	of	your	family	or a
		close	friend		persona	lly	knows	or has	pas t	or	presen	t	dealings	with		individuals
		involved		in this	case	To	”persona	lly	know”		means		to have	some	direct	or	personal
		knowledge		or		connection	to the		following		individuals		If	you have	only	heard	the
		names		through	media	or	social	media,	for	examp		le,	that is	not	personal		knowledge
33a	Do	you	or	does	any	member	of	your	family	or	a	close	friend	persona	lly	know	or
		have	pas t	or	presen	t dealings		with	the	Defendant		in	this	case,	Ghislaine		Maxwell, or
	her		family		members?
						❑ Yes						X	No
33b		Do you	or	does	any	member	of	your	family	or	a	close	friend	persona	lly	know	or
		have	pas t	or	presen	t	dealings	with	Jeffrey		Epstein?
						❑ Yes						X	No
33c		Do	you	or	does any		member	of your		family	or	a close		friend	persona lly		know or
		have	pas	t or	presen		telliewith		the U	.S		Attorney	for	the	Southern	District	of
		New	York,		Damian		,	the	former		Acting	U	.S	Attorney	for the		Southern
		District		of	New	York,	Audrey		Strauss,	or	anyone		else who	works	for	or	used to
		work	for	the	U .S	Attorney	’s	Office	for	the		Southern		District of	New	York?
						o	Yes					It(	No
33d		Do	you	or	does	any	member	of	your	family	or	a	close	friend	persona	lly	know or
		have	pas	t or	presen	t	dealings	with	any	of the		Assistant		United	States		Attorneys who
		are	prosecu		ting	this case:
					Maurene	Comey			❑ Yes				)(No
				Alison		Moe			o Yes			X	No
				Lam		Pomerantz			❑ Yes			X	No
						Andrew Rohrbach			❑ Yes				XNo

Juror ID: 5-0¶

33e	Do	you	or	does	any	member	of	your		family	or a	close	friend	persona	lly	know	or
		have	pas t	or	presen	t dealings		with	any of	the		defense	attorneys	or	law	firms	who are
		represen		ting	the	Defendant:
				Christian		Everdell			&	Gresser		LLP			o Yes		XNo
				Jeffrey		Pagliuca	of	Haddon,			and		,	P .C	a Yes		X No
				Laura		Menninger	of		Haddon,IIIIS		and			, P .C	o	Yes	ir(No
				Bobbi		Stemheim	of Law		Offices	of	Bobbi	C	Stemheim		o	Yes	X No
33f.		Do	you or	does	any		member of	your		family	or a	close	friend	persona	lly	know	or
		have	pas t	or	presen	t	dealings	with	the	United		States	District	Court	Judge		who is
		pres	iding	over	this	case,	Alison	J	Nathan,	or		anyone	who	works	on her	staff?
						o Yes						y	No
33g	if	you		answered		”yes” to	any	of the	above	sub		-ques	tions	(33a, 33b,	33c,	33d,	33;
	or	33f),	p	lease	exp	lain	whom	you	know,	how		you	know the		individual(s),		and
		whether		your		relationship	with	that	person		might	make	it	difficult	for	you	to be a
		fair	and	impartial		juror	in this	case:

KNOWLEDGE OF CASE AND PEOPLE
	This case has been widely reported in the national and local media. There is nothing wrong with having heard something about this case. It is important to answer all of the following questions truthfully and fully.
34.	Before today, had you read, seen, or heard anything about Ms. Maxwell? Yes No Unsure
34a.	If yes or unsure, please state what you remember hearing, and how or from whom you may have heard (e.g., a friend, the newspaper, a website, social media). If you heard about Ms. Maxwell from a media source, please identify the media source by name: I read on a website that she was Jeffrey Epstein’s girlfriend - source was CNN.com
35.	Have you personally formed an opinion about Ms. Maxwell’s guilt or innocence of the crimes charged as a result of anything you have heard, read or seen? Yes No Unsure Not applicable, I have not read/seen/heard about Ms. Maxwell
35a.	If yes or unsure, please summarize your opinion:

36.	Based on anything that you have read, seen, or heard about Ms. Maxwell, including anything about criminal charges against Ms. Maxwell, have you formed any opinions about Ms. Maxwell that might make it difficult for you to be a fair and impartial juror in this case? Yes No Unsure Not applicable, I have not read/seen/heard about Ms. Maxwell
36a.	If yes or unsure, please explain why it might be difficult for you to be a fair and impartial juror in this case:
37.	Before today, had you read, seen, or heard anything about Jeffrey Epstein? Yes No Unsure
37a.	If yes or unsure, please state what you remember hearing, and how or from whom you may have heard (e.g., a friend, the newspaper, a website, social media). If you heard about Mr. Epstein from a media source, please identify the media source by name: CNN’s source. Heard about his death and that he was in jail owning trial.
38.	Have you verbally stated or posted your opinion on social media or online about Ms. Maxwell or Mr. Epstein? Yes No Not applicable, I have not read/seen/heard about Mr. Epstein/Ms. Maxwell
38a.	If yes, when and where did you state or post your opinion? _____

39.	Based on anything that you have read, seen, or heard about Jeffrey Epstein, have you formed any opinions about Mr. Epstein that might make it difficult for you to be a fair and impartial juror in this case? Yes No Unsure Not applicable, I have not read/seen/heard about Mr. Epstein
39a.	If yes or unsure, please explain why it might be difficult for you to be a fair and impartial juror in this case:
40.	If you have heard about Jeffrey Epstein, do you think Ms. Maxwell’s alleged association with Jeffrey Epstein will make it difficult for you to fairly and impartially consider the evidence presented at trial and render a verdict based solely on the evidence? Yes No Unsure Not applicable, I have not read/seen/heard about Ms. Maxwell and/or Jeffrey Epstein
40a.	If yes or unsure, please explain:
41.	Based on anything you have read, seen, or heard about Ms. Maxwell, including anything about criminal charges brought against Ms. Maxwell, would you be able to follow the Court’s instruction to put that information out of your mind and decide this case based only on the evidence presented at trial? Yes No Unsure Not applicable, I have not read/seen/heard about Ms. Maxwell

41a.	If no or unsure, please explain:

NATURE OF CHARGES
42.	During the trial, you will hear evidence alleging sex crimes against underage girls. Some of the evidence in this case will involve sexually suggestive or sexually explicit conduct. Is there anything about the nature of this case and the accusations as summarized at the beginning of this questionnaire that might make it difficult for you to be a fair and impartial juror in this case? Yes No
42a.	If yes, please explain: _____
43.	Do you have any specific views or feelings concerning laws regarding the age at which individuals can or cannot consent to sexual activity with other individuals that would affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror? Yes No
43a.	If yes, please explain:
44.	Do you have any opinion about the enforcement of the federal sex trafficking laws or the federal laws concerning sex crimes against minors that might prevent you from being fair and impartial in this case? Yes No

Juror ID: S °¶

44a.	If yes, please explain:
45.	Have you or a family member ever supported, lobbied, petitioned, protested, or worked in any other manner for or against any laws, regulations, or organizations relating to sex trafficking, sex crimes against minors, sex abuse, or sexual harassment? Yes No
45a.	If yes, please explain when and what you or your family member did:
45b.	If your answer to 45 was yes, do you believe that this would affect your ability to serve fairly and impartially as a juror in this case? Yes No
45c.	If yes to 45b, please explain:
46.	The witnesses in this case may include law enforcement witnesses. Would you have any difficulty assessing the credibility of a law enforcement officer just like you would any other witness? Yes No
46a.	If yes, please explain: _____

47.	Witnesses in this case may testify claiming sexual abuse or sexual assault. Would you have any difficulty assessing the credibility of a witness claiming sexual assault or abuse just like you would any other witness?	Yes	No
47a.	If yes, please explain:
48.	Have you or a friend or family member ever been the victim of sexual harassment, sexual abuse, or sexual assault? (This includes actual or attempted sexual assault or other unwanted sexual advance, including by a stranger, acquaintance, supervisor, teacher, or family member.)	Yes (self)	Yes (friend or family member)	No
48a.	If yes, without listing names , please explain:
48b.	If your answer to 48 was yes, do you believe that this would affect your ability to serve fairly and impartially as a juror in this case?	Yes	No
48c.	If yes to 48b, please explain:

Juror ID: 5 0¶

49.	Have you or a friend or family member ever been accused of sexual harassment, sexual abuse, or sexual assault? (This includes both formal accusations in a court of law or informal accusations in a social or work setting of actual or attempted sexual assault or other unwanted sexual advance, including by a stranger, acquaintance, supervisor, teacher, or family member.).
Yes (self)	Yes (friend or family member)	No
49a.	If yes, without listing names , please explain:
49b.	If your answer to 49 was yes, do you believe that this would affect your ability to serve fairly and impartially as a juror in this case?
Yes	No
49c.	If yes to 49b, please explain:
50.	Is there any other experience that you or anyone close to you has had that may affect your ability to serve fairly and impartially as a juror in this case?
Yes	No
50a.	If yes, please explain:

CLOSING QUESTION
51.	Do you wish for any particular answers to remain confidential and to not go beyond the Judge, counsel, and the Defendant, because the answer would embarrass you or otherwise seriously compromise your privacy? Yes No If yes, please list which question number(s):

DECLARATION¶

I, Juror Number 50 declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing answers set forth in this Jury Questionnaire are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I have not discussed my answers with others, or received assistance in completing the questionnaire.¶

Signed this 4th day of November, 2021¶

DO NOT WRITE YOUR NAME. PLEASE SIGN USING YOUR JUROR NUMBER.¶

You may use these pages to finish any answers that you could not fit in the spaces provided above. If you write anything below, please indicate the number of the relevant question.¶

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Preliminary instructions for the Ghislaine Maxwell juror questionnaire, November 2021

EXHIBIT 1¶