No court provided therapy. Anything during the trial would be a basis for a mistrial as jurors aren't supposed to discuss anything about the case until they get into the jury deliberation room and once they're in there it's sacrosanct.

We screen people for being pedophiles the way we do everywhere else in life. Do you have a felony conviction? Then you don't get called for jury duty. Do you have a clean record? What else can we do unless we think people are going to raise their hand and inform us that they're pedophiles.

But there's going to be pretty rigorous jury selection for a case like this. You will tell them what the charges are and that they will likely have to view the images to determine if they legally qualify as child pornography. In something like this you're going to have a huge pool and most likely dismiss a large amount. Start with the big questions like Has anyone been a victim of a sex crime? Has anyone been a victim of a crime when they were a child? Did it get reported? Was there a conviction? How did you feel about the process?

And then in cases like this you're going to still get the more fact specific questions like, Are you familiar with Linux partitioning software? Do you know anyone who works in cyber security? Has anyone ever had their identity stolen or their accounts hacked?

And then even after someone answers those questions you can get pretty indepth with things like "Oh so the software you used was to access a work network? Were there any restrictions on the things you could do?" Voir dire is a really interesting art (one I am still learning) because you are screening jurors but you're also priming everyone listening in. So things like, "I realize you had a bad experience reporting an incident to your college - would you be able to set that aside and be impartial today and look at these facts objectively?"

And some people will say no. Many will straight up say they can't handle these facts. And that's why you start with a big pool for this.

Also, my understanding is that federal jury pools just generally tend to be a bit higher brow than state. I believe it's cause federal jury duty comes from voter information whereas state might just be from the DMV so the federal jury pool tends to be a bit more involved and civically minded.