Did he do it?

probably, but not conclusively

>>82156026
>>82156094
You are now on the Jury. Did he do it?

>>82155992
Yes, ofcourse he fucking did it. The film was about how easily it is to paint a picture and create a different narrative.

>>82156188
Boy oh boy, it's really hot, huh? Pardon me, but don't you ever sweat?

>>82156304
You’d think they’d at least air-condition the place. I almost dropped dead in court.

>12 angry woman
>they just decide he isn't guilty because he's handsome

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>>82156361
based on true story

>>82156361
> 12 angry women
> movie is 4 hours long
> they never reach a verdict

>>82155992
Looking at his disgusting semitic features, one can only assume that he's guilty.

>>82156462
He's mexican you faggot
so yes

>>82156486
i thought he was italian

>>82156462
>>82156486
Hello Juror 6

>>82155992
He must be loyle to his capo

>>82157007
ay juror 6 made some good points desu

>>82155992
yes

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>yeah, witnesses saw the kid stabbing the woman to death and the kid confessed the crime, but why should we judge him?

>why should we die because his knife trespassed some random bodily borders?

>isn't everyone not guilty until proven otherwise even if they're guilty?

>>82156271
>>82156462
>>82156486
It's always difficult to keep personal prejudice out of a thing like this. And wherever you run into it, prejudice always obscures the truth. Maybe he's Italian? I don't really know what the truth is. I don't suppose anybody will ever really know.

>>82156188
That's an irrelevant question for a jury member.
There was reasonable doubt, therefore, not guilty verdict.

>>82155992
Not beyond reasonable doubt

>>82155992
>Guys lets just assume he didn't do it

> people are actually arguing against the presumption of innocence
> in a death penalty state no less