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28 Cards in this Set
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Small, petty man. Impressed with his authority. Not overly bright.
Dogged. |
The Foreman
(Juror #1) |
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Meek, hesitant.
Can't maintain own opinions. Easily swayed. |
Juror #2
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Strong, forceful, EXTREMELY opinionated man.
Sadist. Humorless, intolerant of others opinions. |
Juror #3
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Snob.
Man of wealth and position. Practiced speaker. Feels above the rest. Appalled at behavior of other jurors. |
Juror #4
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Naive, frightened, YOUNG man.
Takes obligations seriously. Finds it difficult to speak when elders have the floor. |
Juror #5
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Honest but dull-witted.
Finds it difficult to create positive opinions. Accepts others opinions which appeal to him most. |
Juror #6
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Loud, flashy, glad-handed SALESMAN.
Has more important things to do than sit on a jury. Quick temper, a bully and a coward. |
Juror #7
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Quiet, thoughtful, gentle man.
Sees all sides of every question. Man of strength tempered with compassion. Man who will fight to see justice. |
Juror #8
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Mild, gentle OLD MAN.
Man who knows what he is and is waiting to die. |
Juror #9
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Angry, bitter man.
Antagonizes on sight. A BIGOT. Places no value on human life except his own. |
Juror #10
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REFUGEE
Came to U.S. in 1941. Accent. Ashamed, humble. Honestly seeks justice because he has suffered INjustice. |
Juror #11
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Slick, Bright, ADVERTISING man.
Thinks of people in terms of percents, graphs and polls. Superficial snob but trying to be a good guy. |
Juror #12
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dogged (adj)
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persistent, stubborn
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naive (adv)
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unsophisticated; lacking worldly wisdom
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subservient (adv)
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submissive
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counsel (n)
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Lawyer
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unanimous (adj)
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showing complete agreement
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monopoly (n)
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exclusive control
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defendant (n)
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in law, the person accused
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abstain (v)
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voluntarily refrain from
"I will abstain from voting" |
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motives (n)
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the emotions or impulses that cause a person to act in a certain way.
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insignificant (adj)
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having little or no importance
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simulated (adj)
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taking on the appearance of
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insignificant (adj)
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having little or no importance
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arrogance (n)
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pride; self-importance.
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acquittal (n)
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the judgment of a judge or jury that a person is NOT GUILTY of a crime as charged
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intimidate (v)
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to discourage or inhibit by making threats.
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sadist (n)
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cruel for fun; enjoys others pain and discomfort.
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