Justice In 12 Angry Men By Reginald Rose

According to “12 Angry Men’’ by Reginald Rose, Justice is something that is affected by race and experiences that's not guaranteed to everyone, because there need to be someone who stands up to injustice. These issues cause many innocent people to do time in jail, lose jobs ,and even lose their life which hurt many families before and years to come.
For example, People can get a unfair trial because of faulty eyewitness testimony. In the 12 angry man All of the eyewitnesses seem to be unreliable, the 8th juror says”the body falling a split second later, would have to hear the boy make the statement while the el train was roaring past his nose. It's not possible the man could've heard it. That eyewitnesses can make the wrong mistake and convince jurors and ruin people's life. This show that justice is not guaranteed because not all eyewitnesses will tell the truth and this can cause jurors to make mistakes. …show more content…
In the passage the 8th jurors says “weren't you the one just a minute or two ago that you can't trust them”. That jurors cannot be fair and puts people in groups and allow stereotypes affect his opinion. This does not guarantee justice for all because someone can be racist and give the defendant an unfair trial.
Furthermore, the defendant also receive unfair trial because jurors let their experiences affect their decision in 12 angry man one of the jurors had a stereotype for young because his issues with his son, the 3rd juror says “it's the kids, the way they are now days. Angry! Hostile!”This shows that jurors won't be as reliable as people think because they won't call the case by facts but by stereotypes. These bad experiences the jurors had with a certain age, race ,gender of people can negatively and unfairly affect the defendant trials because they might hold strong hateful stereotypes about one's race or