Twelve Angry Men

Front

What does it mean for a jury's verdict to be unanimous?

Back

It means that all twelve jurors must agree on the verdict.

Front

Who is the first juror to change his vote from guilty to not guilty?

Back

Juror ten.

Front

What is the role of the foreman in a jury?

Back

The foreman is responsible for leading the deliberations and ensuring that the jury follows the legal process.

Front

What does Juror eight initially express about his opinion on the boy's guilt?

Back

He has not made up his mind yet.

Front

What key evidence does the old man from the 2nd floor claim to have heard?

Back

He claims he heard a fight, a threat, and a fall.

Front

What is the significance of the phrase 'hung jury'?

Back

A hung jury occurs when the jurors cannot reach a unanimous decision, resulting in a mistrial.

Front

What is the primary theme of 'Twelve Angry Men'?

Back

The primary theme is the importance of reasonable doubt and the justice system.

Front

How does Juror eight challenge the other jurors' opinions?

Back

He encourages them to discuss the evidence and consider the possibility of reasonable doubt.

Front

What does the term 'reasonable doubt' refer to in a legal context?

Back

It refers to the standard of proof required in criminal cases, meaning that if there is any doubt about the defendant's guilt, they should be found not guilty.

Front

What role does the judge play in the jury's decision-making process?

Back

The judge provides legal instructions and ensures that the trial follows the law.