58AQuestioning of military juror — exposure to prejudicial material

58A Questioning of military juror — exposure to prejudicial material

(1) A Military Judge may question a military juror on oath or affirmation, in the absence of the other military jurors, to determine:

(a) whether the military juror has read, seen or heard allegedly prejudicial material published or broadcast during the military trial; and

(b) whether the military juror has been influenced by the material.

(2) With the leave of the Military Judge, the prosecuting officer and the defending officer may question a military juror on oath or affirmation, in the absence of the other military jurors, about the matters referred to in subsection (1).