When you put your life in the hands of 12 people then you have to convince them your innocents where as you have a judge trail you have to convince him with the evidence and he’s the only one that will make the decision, however sometimes a jury trial works better for whoever being accused depending on the case. Eye witness testimony is sworn to tell the truth otherwise they commit perjury and can be fine or possible go to jail so when your using there information they’re obligated to tell what they saw to help dictate the bigger picture eye witnesses help solve the mysteries and help answer question regarding the case and event. However you get someone that’s dirty nothing says they won’t try to bribe to testify on their behalf. It’s hard to find 12 honest people that will listen and convict somebody, …show more content…
What is important may be invisible to the eyes, and sometimes are relative to the beholder. Investigation shows that our visual perceptions are prone to corruption, bias, and might even be twisted from the truth. If a juror cannot come to a consensus to all agree to a verdict this may cause the jurors to Dilbert longer meaning when the juror are not unanimous they have to stay until a decision is made this could take away from their family and or work and also can cause or be very stressful at that point it up to each member jury to voice their opinion and convince the other 11 jurors to sway in what they believe in. when disusing there view on the verdict they are using the information given from the trail on how they Perceive the evidence sometimes the same evidence is perceived in different ways at that point each juror brings to the table there views and hope they all come to the same verdict. When a jury has a split decision sometimes the judge will keep them together until all 12 of them have the exact same verdict because they don’t want to have to call it a misfile and start all over again the judge rather have a