Rule 220.3 - Examination Of Jurors(1) After the jury panel for a particular case is drawn, a list of the persons on such panel and their completed juror questionnaire shall be handed to each attorney, or the party if unrepresented, involved in the case, and the Court shall inform the jurors of the names and addresses of each of the parties, the nature of the suit, the names of the intended witnesses, and the names of the attorneys and their associates.(2) Examination of potential jurors shall be conducted by the Court, or its designee. The Court may permit counsel to supplement the Court's examination by such further inquiry as it deems appropriate.(3) The Court may direct, or permit, the use of a written questionnaire to supplement oral examination of the jury panel by the Court or counsel. If a written questionnaire is used, it shall be considered confidential, and the original questionnaires and all copies shall be destroyed at the conclusion of the trial or service by a juror. Counsel, or a party if unrepresented, shall not have possession, or otherwise maintain a copy in any form, of the written questionnaire after the conclusion of voir dire.(4) The voir dire examination of jurors shall be recorded but not transcribed, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.Amended effective 1/1/2022