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THE COURT: He didn’t rise to the level of
cause. I agree, so we will leave him alone. Anybody
else?

MR. TYSON: No.

THE COURT: Mr. de Vlaming, you agree with
Mr. Tyson’s choices, you don’t have any to add?

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: I have nothing more
to add.

THE COURT: That’s fine. Peremptory
challenges, three per side. I don’t care how you use
them. You can back strike them. You can use them any
way you want to right up to the moment that we swear the
jury. I just want a fair jury and let you all determine
how you want to strategically use your causes. Let’s go
through and see if I am clear on who is left.

We have juror three, juror eight, we have
nine, ten, twelve, and thirteen. Mr. Tyson, I am going
to let you tell us how you feel about those first six.

MR. TYSON: Judge, the State will strike
number twelve.

THE COURT: Number twelve. Then we have
number three, eight, nine, ten, thirteen, and fifteen.
Mr. de Vlaming, to you?

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: We will excuse

number nine.