12 Angry Men

Question 1

Exhibits, witnesses, our records that are presented as proof of the trial.

Answer 1

Evidence

Question 2

It is evidence that I shown at court in a document or material.

Answer 2

Exhibits

Question 3

When a trial is not bias and is asked on evidence only.

Answer 3

Impartial

Question 4

A decision that is made by jury and is sent to court.

Answer 4

Verdict

Question 5

When the jury goes into a room to discuss evidence to make a final verdict.

Answer 5

Deliberations

Question 6

When everyone has agreed on a verdict.

Answer 6

Unanimous

Question 7

When someone who is being accused says they are guilty.

Answer 7

Confession

Question 8

When someone commits a crime because there emotions was strong.

Answer 8

Crime of passion

Question 9

Convincing the decision-maker that their party’s evidence is true

Answer 9

Burden of proof

Question 10

A lawsuit saying that someone committed a crime.

Answer 10

Criminal case

Question 11

The person who is fighting against the lawsuit for the one who is accused.

Answer 11

Defendant

Question 12

Represents the defendant.

Answer 12

Defense attorney

Question 13

A lawyer who was selected to represent the state government in criminal cases.

Answer 13

District attorney

Question 14

A lawsuit that involves private property or contract rights.

Answer 14

Civil case

Question 15

Someone who initiates lawsuits that have to do with damage, rights, and contacts.

Answer 15

Plaintiff

Question 16

This juror was the first person to say the boy was not guilty. Throughout the book he was trying to show the men the details that were not pointed out in court. He’s very observant when it comes to details about the case and he was never persuaded by the other jurors to vote him guilty. Lastly he has patience with the other jurors who were convinced he was guilty, and he is an architect.

Answer 16

8th juror

Question 17

He was the leader of the jurors but couldn’t keep control when things got hectic. He was very quiet and wasn’t very vocal when it comes to the case. He mostly calls for votes and grab evidence from the guard and he potentially changed his vote because of peer pressure at the end of the book

Answer 17

Foreman

Question 18

He is much more timid than the other jurors. When someone insults him he muffles to himself and he becomes more comfortable talking when he got to know the others better. He was the one that talks about how the son is shorter than the dad which then leads to the angle of the stab. His son had mumps.

Answer 18

2nd juror

Question 19

Passionate mans who is convinced to show that the boy is guilty, he becomes aggressive against juror 8. His judgment is clouding his vision because he doesn’t like his child and he assumes the boy on trial is just like his child. He also gets angry easily when people insult him, and he was the last person to change his vote. He has a messaging company.

Answer 19

Juror 3

Question 20

He treats others with respect. He uses facts instead of opinions to prove a point, he calms the others down when they get worked up. He didn’t have anything against the boy he just wanted to facts and proof. he is very logical and rational on how he approaches the evidence they see. He changes his boat at the end because of the details about the glasses.

Answer 20

Juror 4

Question 21

Very quiet but when he has a good lint he says it with more confidence
He can get heated when sore topics about his life are discussed
He is handy with a knife
He is a nurse
He discovered that if he was handy with a knife the angle of the stab would line up with how the boy used it.
Rough childhood

Answer 21

Juror 5

Question 22

He is not afraid to put people in their place when it’s needed
He is a house painter
Stays quiet unless he has something important to say
He doesn’t have much to say
He changes his vote near the end of Act 1
He has sympathy

Answer 22

Juror 6

Question 23

He jokes a lot
The way he talks is less refined than everyone else’s
He is sarcastic which can become something rude
He gets upset when someone contradicts his Opinion
Doesn’t care on what the result would be because he changed his vote to not guilty so he could get this thing over with.
Loves baseball A LOT.
He is a broker

Answer 23

Juror 7

Question 24

Wise old man who is the first to give into reasonable doubt
He understands the old man that was witnessed in a way the other men don’t understand
He was the first to see the indention in the fourth jurors nose which lead to the women’s eyeglasses
First one to switch his vote to not guilty because he admires the va t the the eight juror stood up against everyone

Answer 24

Juror 9

Question 25

Loud mouth and contradicts himself He own three garages which lets us assume he is rich He doesn't care about the case in the second act He contends to be very rude and aggrovates the other jurors Most jurors dislike him throughout the play The third ano him are very similar He doesn't like the people who live in the slums He judges people on where they live One of the last jurors to vote him not guilty,

Answer 25

Juror 10

Question 26

He illustrates how America looks from the outside He is German He is a watchmaker He helps advances the plot by preventing 3rd and 10th juror from getting ahead of themselves.

Answer 26

Juror 11

Question 27

He works at an ad agency He is very neutral in the case;he switches back and forth He doesn't like how the witnesses were questioned He always talk about his buisness; he always connects the observations with his buisness He isn't invested in the case;when he talks he asks random questions and phrases

Answer 27

Juror 12

Question 28

Is the crime of wrongfully and intentionally causing the death of another human being after rationally considering the timing or method of doing so, in order to either increase the like hood of success, or to evade detection or apprehension.

Answer 28

Premeditated homicide

Question 29

It is the state of the case which, after the entire comparison in consideration of all the evidence leads to the minds of the jurors in that condition that they cannot says that they feel an abiding conviction to a moral certainty of the truth of the charge.

Answer 29

Reasonable doubt

Question 30

Formally declined to though either for or against a proposal or motion.

Answer 30

Abstain

Question 31

If you are unable to afford a private defense attorney, you may qualify for a__________.

Answer 31

Court appointed attorneys

Question 32

The judgment that a person is not guilty of the crime with which the person has been charged.

Answer 32

Acquittal

Question 33

Lacking knowledge or awareness in general.

Answer 33

Ignorant

Question 34

Exclusive possession or control the supply or trade in a commodity or service.

Answer 34

Monopoly

Question 35

An official who investigates violent sudden or suspicious death.

Answer 35

Coroner

Question 36

What is the order of who voted not-guilty?

Answer 36

8,9,5,11,2,6,7,12,foreman,10,4,3.

Question 37

A reason for doing something, especially one that is hidden or not obvious.

Answer 37

Motive

Question 38

Said without proof to have taken place or to have specified illegal or undesirable quality.

Answer 38

Alleged

Question 39

Pointing in directly toward someone's guilt but not conclusively proving it.

Answer 39

Circumstantial

Question 40

The subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behavior.

Answer 40

Ridicule

Question 41

When jurors are picked to go to the courthouse from other potential jurors who could be selected as well.

Answer 41

Jury selection