State of Minnesota vs Mohamed Mohamed Noor
Seventy-five people, known only by numbers on cards hung around their necks, began filling out juror questionnaires Monday â the start of the trial of ex-Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor in the 2017 killing of 911 caller Justine Ruszczyk.MPR
The questionnaire includes questions about prospective jurors experience with Somali-Americans and whether they've had "any particularly positive or negative experiences with persons of Somali descent or heritage."
Noor is Somali-American.
It also asks whether prospective jurors, their family or friends "participate in any group that protests against police or government agencies" or in any group that "discriminates against any race" or "claims superiority over other races.
Jury Questionnaire"https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5787617-BlankJurorQuestionnaire040119.html#document/p2
27-CR-18-6859, State vs. Mohamed Noor(court filling and email updates) http://mncourts.gov/StateofMinnesotavMohamedNoor
The questionnaire includes questions about prospective jurors experience with Somali-Americans and whether they've had "any particularly positive or negative experiences with persons of Somali descent or heritage."
Noor is Somali-American.
It also asks whether prospective jurors, their family or friends "participate in any group that protests against police or government agencies" or in any group that "discriminates against any race" or "claims superiority over other races.
Jury Questionnaire"https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/5787617-BlankJurorQuestionnaire040119.html#document/p2
27-CR-18-6859, State vs. Mohamed Noor(court filling and email updates) http://mncourts.gov/StateofMinnesotavMohamedNoor