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Tyson jury to be sequestered
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan 9: For at least two weeks, and perhaps longer, the 12 Jurors and four alternates chosen for boxer Mike Tyson s rape trial will be con fined to hotel rooms during off-duty hours with few links to the outside worid. reports AP.
Marion Superior Court Judge Patricia J Gifford, who will preside al Tyson's trial scheduled lo begin Jan 27. said Wednesday she will soon issue an order calling for the jury to be sequestered.
The panel will be housed In a downtown hotel and allowed no contact with anyone other than court bailiffs. Jurors may not talk on the phone to family members or see them except for short Sunday gatherings among all Jurors and their faiq-llies. letters home first will be rend by l»atllffs.
Local Juries rarely are sequestered except In murder cases, but heavy media attention the Tyson case has received is believed to have prompted the plan to sc-qucsler.
Nearly 120 local, national and foreign media organixa Hons have requested crcden-ttals to cover the trial, according to Joseph L Champion, a taw clerk for Gifford
Tyson, 25. was Indicated by a country grand jury on one count of rape, two counts of criminal deviate conduct and one count of confinement for an alleged attack on an 18 year-old Miss Black America contestant last July
Extra precautions will be taken to prevent Jurors from talking about the case with anyone or seeing or hearing media reports said court bail 1 IT Ed Atwood. The steps arc needed, he said, to avoid the possibility of a mistrial.
"Us going lo be real tight.' he said 'We re Just going lo have to dig In and make sure nobody talks to them'.
Jury selection is expected to take several days, or poasl bly more than a week.
If jurors want to check on their families, bailiffs will call their homes and report back lo them. Jurors may not listen to radios, and newspapers will be censored lo remove news of the Tyson trial.
When they go to a reslau rant to eat. they will alt in a group In a banquet room away from other customers. A female and male bailiff will stay with them at the hotel, and a sheriff's deputy will be on duly there during steeping hours.
Meanwhile, attorneys for two FBI agents have asked Judge Gifford lo forbid defense lawyers from questioning their cbenls.
Assistant US Attorney Larry A Mackey said Tyson's lawyers want to exclude evidence gathered by agents Ronald I lawky and James Rice
Tyson's defense team Vincent J Fuller and James H Voyles contend the FBI violated Ila own policy in interviewing at least 22 potential witnesses in 12 stales.
The attorneys said Tyson wasn't accused of violating a federal law. and the FBI should not have been brought In by the focal prosecutor
Judge Gifford scheduled a hearing Jan 21 on the issues concerning the FBI's participation