1. Is the Sixth Amendment right to a jury that represents a fair cross-section of the community violated where a defendant identifies a specific systematic problem in the jury selection process and establishes that reaching a fair cross section of distinctive groups in the community is statistically unlikely?

Is the Sixth Amendment right to a jury that represents a fair cross-section of the community violated where a defendant identifies a specific systematic problem in the jury selection process and establishes that reaching a fair cross section of distinctive groups in the community is statistically unlikely?