The jury room can risk becoming a mere numbers game — a race to a unanimous verdict that targets dissenting voices rather than thoroughly analyzing the testimony. When a single juror holds out, they force evidence-driven deliberations rather than verdict-driven ones.
The jury room can risk becoming a mere numbers game — a race to a unanimous verdict that targets dissenting voices rather than thoroughly analyzing the testimony.
When a single juror holds out, they force evidence-driven deliberations rather than verdict-driven ones.
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The jury room can risk becoming a mere numbers game — a race to a unanimous verdict that targets dissenting voices rather than thoroughly analyzing the testimony. When a single juror holds out, they force evidence-driven deliberations rather than verdict-driven ones.
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