The Juror

but easy to follow plot, and proper use of film elements. The film revolves around 12 men serving on a jury to determine whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty for stabbing his father to death based on the premise of reasonable doubt. As Juror Number Eight develops reasonable doubt based on some logical errors of the witness statements, he uses logos to attempt…

activities, helping the team by monitoring and improving its internal process. Twelve Angry Men, a movie about an open-and-shut murder trial in which one juror stands alone in his beliefs, made use of facilitation. When the twelve jurors were sent to deliberate a unanimous verdict, the case was not as clear-cut as they once thought. The jurors were made up of twelve men of diverse backgrounds. Their choice would either send an 18-year-old Hispanic man to death or set him free. When the twelve…

Court of Law where one man, Juror #8, confronts the rest of the jury to look at a homicide case without prejudice, and ultimately convinces Juror #2, a very soft-spoken man who at first had little say in the deliberation. Throughout the play, several jurors give convincing arguments that make one think about whether the boy is “guilty” or “not guilty.” Ultimately, one is convinced by ethos, logos, and pathos. We can see ethos, logos, and pathos having an effect on Juror #2 as he begins as a…

twelve jurors who have to discuss and thoroughly analyze a case. These jurors have to decide whether the eighteen-year-old Hispanic boy is guilty or not. However, there isn’t much evidence, besides two eye-witnesses and a knife. So, the group of jurors have to come up with their own reasons as to why they believe the boy is guilty or not. There is a lot of group hate within this group. Eleven out of the twelve jurors initially vote guilty, and there is only one juror who votes not guilty. Juror…

traits of each juror, by the way that they vote. Originally tension was established within the group due to people thinking that others were operating within their individual role, expressing doubts and opinions between each other to satisfy their individual interest in the decision making process. The individual role is defined as “Roles that focus more on individuals own interests and needs, than on those of the group (Dunn and Goodnight). As the story unfolds you begin to see the jurors enter…

guilty. They did an open vote where everyone raised their hands to determine who felt he was guilty or not guilty. Every juror, but one, raised their hands for guilty, some of the jurors slowly raised their hands after seeing the rest of the room raise their hand. The one juror who did not raise his hand angered the other jurors who wanted it to be an open and shut case, but the juror felt they needed to talk it out before sentencing a man to death. They decide to go over the evidence to please…

Seeing the 12 different jurors with different life experiences interpreting the same evidence and supposed facts of a case make the play a fascinating read. The play opens with a judge sending the jurors to "to sit down to try and separate the facts from the fancy."…

(quietly). I don’t know. On that time only one juror convent boys innocent . After five times demonstration，six times 9: 3,juror nine and twelve to join. We can see the progress of the text and the each juror’s psychological changes from only one juror convent the boy is not guilty to nine juror believe boy’s innocent is not happened in one time , but there is continuity cause by Juror’s worlds and evidence showing not complete more and more juror vote not guilty . This article’s the details…

(Crutchfield, 1955). After the closing arguments of the trial, deliberations by the jurors begin on whether the boy is guilty or not. As the jurors make themselves comfortable in the jury room, casual exchanges are made between the jurors. This is where the first step of conformity takes place. It is seen that juror #2 talks about how exhilarating it is to be on a murder trial to juror #3 who casually informs juror #2 that this isn’t his first time on a jury as well as his opinion about the…

context the team struggles with the physical environment, as well as the emotional and cultural environment The composition of the team was very varied and came from a variety of different occupations. Because to this diverse background, some of the jurors were better suited for the task at hand. It became obvious that as time moved on, some of the team members were better versed at managing change as well. Within the effectiveness of the group other factors play an important role as well.…