Please read "E-commerce & Cyberlaw" of the text. In the discussion, write your thoughts regarding voir dire and juror use of electronic tools during a case by answering the following questions. Should judges need to instruct the jury with a jury instruction like: "Do not visit or view any place discussed in this case, and do not use any internet maps or Google Earth or any other program or device to search for or view any place discussed in the testbomony." What is voir dire examination? When does voir dire take place at trial? What is a problem with jurors using these electronic tools during a case? What are some of the steps that a court can do to minimize the use of outside sources during a trial? Do you think that jurors should be held more accountable for their use of such tools, especially given the implications to the outcome of trial? Why or why not? Since the use of electronic tools to give and receive information is customary in both the professional and personal lives of most adult citizens, should courts adapt juror protocol in light of such widespread usage of these? Why or why not?