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From the court's perspective, the voir dire process is intended to
 
  a. allow the lawyers to present evidence to the judge without the jurors present.
  b. identify and dismiss prospective jurors who may be biased.
  c. familiarize prospective jurors with one another before they begin deliberation.
  d. familiarize prospective jurors with the facts of the case prior to the actual trial.
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