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guilty because the attorney hasn’t proved that he is innocent but in fact it’s supposed to be that the defendant is innocent until proven guilty. The person being accused isn’t trying to prove his innocence as much as the prosecutor is trying to prove he’s guilty so Juror 2 clearly doesn’t understand how this works and just saying he’s guilty because he hasn't been proven innocent which is a prejudice against the defendant. Although Juror 2 had a lot of prejudice against the defendant juror

16). Instead of relying on facts, Juror Ten argues that the background of the defendant invalidates all of the defense’s claims. His preconceived notions regarding the slums obstruct his perception of evidence. Furthermore, reasonable doubt is also proven at the end of the jury’s

In the book 12 Angry Men by Reginald Rose’s the author tells a story of 12 men who have to determine the verdict of a young man who is on trial for 1st degree murder. The 12 men discuss the case to find out that many of them are convicting this kid from emotion and prejudice against the boy who is on trial. Analyzing prejudice on a larger scale we can understand that it is not always about race, Juror number three is prejudice against the defendant because of his age. Twelve angry men has multiple

12 Angry Men Essay The movie 12 Angry Men, is about a son who may have committed murder, killing his father, and 12 jurors have to either prove him innocent or guilty. There are jurors who are fixed on saying that the 19 year old boy is guilty of murdering his father, but there are other jurors who are saying he is innocent until they have proof to say that he is guilty. There are many instances when the jurors use fallacies, deductive reasoning, and inductive reasoning when they are trying to prove

Twelve Angry Men “A person is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.” In the play, Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose, a nineteen years old is on trial for the murder of his father. After many pieces of evidence were presented, the three that are weak include the one of a kind knife, the old men who heard the words “I’m going to kill you!” and the woman who is in question because of her glasses. Based on these, the boy is not guilty. One piece of evidence that proves the boy’s innocence

12 Angry men is a play about 12 jurors what have to decide whether the accused is guilty or innocent based on the evidence given, There is a slight catch, if the accused is proven guilty then he will be given capital punishment, but if there is even any reasonable doubt that he didn't commit the crime then he should be found not guilty. The author Reginald Rose followed the 3 unities, one of the unities that he used was unity of place. Basically the setting where all of the action that occured in

is guilty because i think that he stabbed his father. Even though the one juror had a lot of points to why he wasn't was not guilty, I still think he killed his father with the knife that was found in his father’s chest. Even though he was still proven innocent, i still think he is guilty. When the jury men were in the jury room they were arguing about how the boy was guilty or not guilty. There was one very strong point in the room that was made about how the dad was killed.

father. After many pieces of evidence, the three that are in doubt are the old man hearing “I’m going to kill you!” as well as the weapon of choice and how it was replicated, and finally the woman’s testimony. In my opinion, the boy could have been proven guilty, based on these the boy is not guilty. One piece of evidence that proves the boy’s innocence is accuracy of the Old man’s testimony. In the play the jurors are arguing over whether or not the man heard the phrase “I’m going to kill you”. According

Twelve Angry Men Reginald Rose’s film, Twelve Angry Men, revolves around the decision of twelve white male jurors to confine a young Hispanic man behind a prison cell. Initially juror eight stood alone as he put forward a notion that human memory is fallible, and could not be relied on as evidence. Through the jurors, Rose captures the essence of what`s wrong with the American justice system. Rose pursues the concept of prejudice, status, racial discrimination, arrogance, justice and the need for

have. Juror #11 may be a refugee but he brings something that the other jurors need and that is fair and open mindedness. Juror #11 is from a foreign country and knows what it is like to have injustice he knows what the boy will feel like if he is proven guilty and can't do anything about it. Juror #11 likely came from a place that did not have the freedom that we do. Juror #11 fights for freedom for this boy he does not appreciate the way that the other jurors are handling this because he knows that

Themes of Twelve Angry Men There are themes of justice and stubbornness in Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose because all of the jurors want to prove the kid is either guilty or innocent and no one wants to change their vote. There are themes of justice in Twelve Angry Men because all of the jurors want to prove the kid is either guilty or innocent.After the jurors have their first vote to decide whether or not a boy who presumably stabbed his own father is innocent or guilty,Juror eight was the

It was later proven that both stories testified by the eyewitnesses were fake as they further questioned things. Juror nine proposed that the reasoning may be for the sake of being heard – tired of being overlooked and lonely as elderly people. This shows the disregard

In 12 Angry Men by reginald rose juror 8 is the most important character. Juror 8 is by far the most important juror in the story because he shows many points of view, is not prejudiced, and does not fold under pressure. Juror 8 is open to all points of view. In this quote he is actively asking questions and trying to listen to how the other jurors feel. Juror 8 said, “how can she really be sure it was the kid when she saw it through the windows of a passing elevated train?” (Rose 19). This proves

each belief is just as good as any other, since all beliefs are viewpoint dependent. Reasonable doubt is lack of proof that prevents a judge or jury to convict a defendant for the charged crime. They must provide proof beyond reasonable doubt to be proven guilty. I believe that in this movie the jurors were being skeptical of the prosecution's story. This movie was based on a boy who is being accused of murdering his father and the

background of violence. The first reason the accused is guilty is that he had a motive. As juror number eight stated, “Ever since he was five years old his father beat him up regularly. He used his fists” (Twelve Angry Men). It is scientifically proven

Itch and wants to rush the trial (Rose 314). A way this shows he doesn’t want to be here is because he wants to get out of there so he does not miss his show. Juror Three is also another person that would like to get out of jury duty. This example is proven when Juror Seven wants to vote and he responds with “Let’s vote now.” (Rose 314). A third juror to show he may have wanted to rush the trial is Juror Ten. This could be thought because right when the jury almost reached a verdict for guilty, this

the fact that the burden of proof rests upon the prosecution, it is clear the state of Massachusetts has proved nothing. Not one single thread of evidence, or eye witness testimony proves beyond a reasonable doubt my clients guilt. The only thing proven beyond a reasonable doubt today is the fact that the Reverend Dimmesdale was a man deeply disturbed, with multitudes of sin steeped in hypocrisy and dishonesty. A hypocrisy so great that only a self-inflicted penitence in an attempt to purge his mortal

voluntarily tell judges that. Although prosecutors cannot use peremptory challenges on the basis of race, they tend to use excuses like not sitting properly, and not being intelligent enough. These are reasons that goes unquestionable, but have been proven to be used in replacement of a racial

Judgment of character isn’t always black and white. Those on trial for their alleged crimes rely on a jury chosen of their peers to decide their fate. The life of a juror and the events that they have gone through to get to that specific point in their life alters their standpoint in any situation. A jury could be made up of a combination of people with different economic backgrounds, races, or ages. In ‘Twelve Angry Men’ by Reginald Rose, two jurors have drastically different fundamental beliefs