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How many jurors must vote guilty for the boy to be found guilty?
12
The case relies entirely on
Physical evidence
Forensic evidence
Expert testimony
Witness testimony
Juror 8 found a knife that...
Looked exactly like the murder weapon
The decision must be ______________to reach a verdict.
minority
11 to 1
unanimous
anonymous
Unanimous
What crime has the boy been accused of?
Murder/homicide
“When I was a kid, I used to call my father sir!”
Who said this?
Foreman
Juror 10
Juror 3
Juror 8
Juror 3
What is the testimony of the man who lives downstairs?
He heard a fight, a noise, and saw the boy run.
With the el train roaring by at the time of the murder, it’s possible that
A. The woman across the street was lying
B. The old man living in the apartment beneath the boy and his father couldn’t hear very well
C. The passengers on the train saw the murder take place
D. Another person could have witnessed the murder
B. The old man living in the apartment beneath the boy and his father couldn’t hear very well
If there is any reasonable doubt, the jury must ________________.
convict
acquit
sentence
verdict
Acquit
On their first vote, how many jurors vote guilty?
11
“It’s one of the products I work on at the ad agency. Rice Pops. The breakfast with the built-in bounce. I wrote that line.”
Who said this?
Juror 11
Juror 9
Juror 12
Juror 6
Juror 12
What is the testimony of the woman who lives across the el tracks?
She saw the boy commit the crime.
It’s possible that the old man living downstairs from the boy
A. Wasn’t home
B. Lied under oath
C. Was the murderer
D. Was asleep when the murder took place
B. Lied under oath
The jury must ___________________ before reaching an agreement.
deliberate
hung jury
Reasonable doubt
convict
deliberate
If convicted, the boy will be sentenced to...
Death by electric chair.
Juror 9 changes his vote because
A. He knows the old man personally and that he lied
B. He wanted to go home
C. He respected Juror 8’s motives
D. He was confident that the boy was not guilty
C. He respected Juror 8's motives
What was the boy’s alibi?
He claimed he was at the movies during the time the murder took place.
It would have taken the old man longer than______________ to see the boy______________________
15 seconds; running downstairs
This term means lack of proof that prevents a jury from convicting a defendant.
Hung jury
Verdict
Circumstantial evidence
Reasonable doubt
Reasonable doubt
By the end of Act 1, what is the vote?
8 to 4 guilty.
Which juror is the protagonist and which juror is the antagonist?
Protagonist- Juror 8
Antagonist- Juror 10 or Juror 3
Who could have had a motive for killing the father?
A former prison-mate, an enemy, an old girlfriend, or a former acquaintance.
What happened at 8pm on the night of the murder?
The old man claimed he heard the boy and his father having a fight.
If the jury cannot reach an agreement, they will be
a. a verdict
b. unanimous
c. a hung jury
d. anonymous
c. a hung jury
What did Juror 3 yell at Juror 8 at the end of Act 1?
I'll kill him!