You are working as a paralegal for the law firm that represents one of the families in the Arkansas Bus Collision Case. Draft a minimum of five voir dire questions to help your supervising attorney pick the best jurors for the case. Your questions should relate to the subject matter of the case and focus on issues that could help your supervising attorney to determine if a juror might be biased in any way. The questions could be used for both challenges for cause and peremptory challenges. Assume that you are working as a paralegal for the lawyer who represents the plaintiff.

The case: On May 31, 2001, near Mountainburg, Arkansas, a Gayle Stuart Trucking, Inc., truck-tractor semitrailer collided with a 65-passenger school bus operated by the Mountainburg, Arkansas, Public Schools. Three school bus passengers were fatally injured; two other passengers received serious injuries. Four passengers, the school bus driver, and the truckdriver sustained minor injuries. The major safety issues discussed in this report are the poor condition of the tractor semitrailer brakes, inadequate motor carrier inspections and oversight, the use of propane tanks on school buses, and occupant protection within school buses.