Court officials preparing for O.J. Simpson’s armed robbery trial say lengthy questionnaires will be given to a jury pool that could number 400 or more. A Nevada judge told prosecutors and lawyers for the former football star and two co-defendants Thursday that she plans to summon prospective jurors and have them start filling out forms at least two weeks before trial starts Sept. 8. The questionnaires haven’t been made public but will include at least 115 questions. The two sides might sign off on the questions during a meeting with the judge in Las Vegas next month.
