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oldest man on the jury
fair mined
named McCardle...
juror 8 or 9? |
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smug; conceited but fair;
has lots of money;
claims that he never sweats...
juror 2 or 4 |
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hero of the story
interested in truth & justice
not sure of either guilt or innocence on the first ballot...
juror 8 or 12 |
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the jury foreman;
small man;
doggedly formal...
juror 1 or 2 |
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naive, insecure, frightened;
nicknamed "Baltimore"...
jroro 5 or 6 |
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a working man: maybe a painter;
not real smart...
juror 6 or 11 |
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a meek, wimpy guy who goes along with whatever the rest say...
juror 2 or 3 |
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probably orignially from Europe;
a recent immigrant;
fair minded...
juror 11 or 12 |
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a salesman,
wants a quick decision so he can see a baseball game...
juror 3 or 7 |
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a bully;
rude, loud;
has issues with his own teenaged son...
juror 3 or 10 |
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a garage owner,
full or anger, bitterness; racial bigot and intolerant...
juror 1 or 10 |
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smooth talking business man,
easily swayed,
lacks deep convictions or beliefs...
juror 4 or 12 |
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the last chance lawyers can talk to the jury...
jury deliberations or closing arguments |
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lawyers describe to jury how they plan to prove their case...
closing arguments or opening statements |
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Before the trial, possible jurors are questioned if they can be fair...
jury selection or opening statements |
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Witnesses testify and are questioned by the other side's lawyer...
presentation of evidence or jury deliberations |
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the jurors discuss the case and decide on the verdict...
presentation of evidence or jury deliberations |
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arguments, facts and reasons of or against something...
verdict,
case,
appeal |
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being morally correct or fair...
justice,
unanimous,
due process |
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person accused of having done something wrong...
prosecute,
criminal trial,
defendant |
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officially accuse someone of committing an illegal act...
prosecute,
sentence,
appeal |
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attorney who argues the case for the plaintiff...
prosecutor,
defendant,
justice |
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spoken or writen statement that something is true...
due process
testimony
cross-examine |
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to ask detailed questions of someone in order to tell if they have been telling the truth...
cross-examine, bigot, verdict |
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a reason for doing something...
federalism,
sentence,
motive |
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thought of or planned before being done...
circumstantial,
unanimous,
premeditation |
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in complete agreement...
unanimous,
hung jury,
case |
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a decision by a jury as to whether someone is guilty or not...
sadist,
sentence,
verdict |
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to decide officially in a court of law that someone is guilty...
testimony,
convict,
prosecute |
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to decide officially in court that someone is not guilty...
acquit,
appeal,
prosecute |
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a jury that can't decide on a verdict...
criminal trial,
hung jury,
civil trial |
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a punishment for someone found guilty...
testimony,
premeditation,
sentence |
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indirect or not specific evidence...
premeditation,
circumstantial,
stereotype |
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the idea that laws and legal processes must be fair...
due process,
appeal,
motive |
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the sharing of powers and responsibilities of a government...
circumstantial,
due process,
federalism |
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where the government prosecutes someone...
civil trial,
criminal trial,
federalism |
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a dispute between two parties..
criminal trial,
civil trial,
federalism |
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to call for a review of an opinion...
acquit,
appeal,
justice |
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taking pleasure in someone else's pain..
sadism,
stereotype,
testimony |
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a prejudiced person...
bigot,
verdict,
criminal |
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to assume something about a group of people...
unanimous,
circumstantial,
stereotype |
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True or False...
Juror #8 is always convinced of the boy's innocence. |
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Which of the attorneys is probably not very good at what he does, doesn't make much money, and doesn't think he has a good case?...
prosecutor or defense attorney |
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True or False...
The knife used in the murder is hard to find at stores. |
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10 guilty and 1 not guilty is the result of which jury vote?...
1st, 2nd, 3rd |
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True or False...
The downstairs neighbor couldn't have heard anything over the noise of the train. |
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True or False...
The elderly downstairs neighbor probably held a grudge against the boy on trial. |
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Which juror doesn't speak English very well?...
#9,
#10,
#11 |
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Whose behavior in the jury room proves that we all say things in the heat of the moment that we don't mean?...
Juror #3, #4, #5 |
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True or False...
It's obvious the murder wound was done by an experienced knife user. |
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Which juror was probably influenced by events of World War II including Hitler's Germany and the mass killing of Jews?...
Juror #7, #9, #11 |
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This Constitutional Amendment prohibits unnecessary searches and seizures...
#4, #5, #6, #8 |
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This Constitutional amendment protects against self-incrimination, having to testify against yourself...
#4, #5, #6, #8 |
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This Constitutional amendment guarantees a speedy, fair trial by jury...
#4, #5, #6, #8 |
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This Constitutional amendment prohibits cruel and unusual punishment...
#4, #5, #6, #8 |
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