Voir Dire primarily helps to determine

• A. Admissibility of Evidence
• B. Bias of Potential Jurors
• C. Legality of Search
• D. Adequacy of Counsel

Answer: (B)

Voir dire is the pre-trial questioning of potential jurors to judge their ability to be fair and impartial. The main purpose is to uncover any biases, preconceived opinions, or personal experiences that could affect how a juror views the case or applies the law. By identifying these biases, attorneys and the court can remove individuals who might not be able to decide impartially, ensuring a fair hearing for both sides.

Evidence admissibility, the legality of Searches, and the adequacy of counsel are determined through different legal processes and standards—rules of evidence and motions for admissibility, Fourth Amendment considerations, and evaluations of counsel’s performance, respectively.