Whether a district court may refuse to inform the venire during jury selection about key emotional issues in the case, such as allegations of domestic abuse and of disabled children being murdered for profit, and instead rely solely on general questions about potential jurors' personal experiences

Question Presented Whether, consistent with the Sixth Amendment right to an impartial jury, a district court may refuse to inform the venire during jury selection about key emotional issues in the case, such as allegations of domestic abuse and of disabled children being murdered for profit, or otherwise do anything to meaningfully determine if the presence of such core, inflammatory allegations would make potential jurors unable to be fair and impartial, and instead rely solely on general questions about potential jurors’ personal experiences. i Statement of