Various norms can be seen amply within the jury group throughout the entirety of the movie 12 Angry Men. One example of a group norm is every juror is expected to express their judgment and engage in the discussion. Everyone within the group must come to a unanimous decision on whether the accused is truly guilty, this requires the full participation of each juror. Juror number eight even goes through and asks the opinions of those members who don’t openly express their opinions, ensuring everyone participates. Nevertheless, another group norm is the initial belief that the young man on trial is guilty. Almost everyone in the jury votes on a guilty verdict, and think it’s absurd when juror number eight says otherwise. Therefore, I believe it
