The death-qualification process inquires about a jury member's willingness to consider execution in a trial. According to the text, the actual death-qualification process is often:

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The text states that the death-qualification process can bias the jury by selecting individuals who are more likely to consider the death penalty as a punishment, thereby excluding potential jurors who may have moral or religious objections to it. Therefore, the death-qualification process can be seen as biasing.

The Death-Qualification Process Inquires About a Jury Member's Willingness to Consider