ESL-Serial 10

Adnan’s mother believed that: 

• The judge was bribed. 
• Adnan’s lawyer had a drinking problem. 
• The people involved in the judicial system were racist. 
• Adnan was probably guilty. 

At the beginning of the episode, you heard possible jurors talking to the judge. What do they have in common?

• They’re all the same gender. 
• None of them graduated from college. 
• They had been involved in a crime, or had a loved one involved in a serious crime.
• They all knew Jay, or someone who worked for Jay. 

What did Adnan think about his lawyer? 

• He loved her and trusted her. 
• He respected her professionally but disliked her personally. 
•  He liked her as a person, but thought she was a terrible lawyer. 
•  He thought she was bribed by somebody to purposely lose the case. 

When the first jury was asked how they felt about the trial—before it ended in a mistrial—what did they generally say? 

• Adnan was guilty. 
• They were leaning towards finding him not guilty.
•  They were frustrated with Adnan’s lawyer. 
• They were just glad they could go home. 

Adnan’s lawyer “freaks out” with “gotcha excitement” when she discovers what about Jay? 

•  The prosecution provided a lawyer for him. 
• He had previously been found guilty of two other violent crimes. 
• His father was old friends with the judge. 
• He wasn’t at work that the day of Hae’s disappearance. 

What did Rabia think of Adnan’s lawyer, Christina Gutierrez? 

• She loved and respected her.
•   She thought she purposely lost the case to make more money during the appeal.          
• She liked her as a person, but thought she was a terrible lawyer. 
• She was reminded of her own mother, when she was a lawyer.  

Near the end of her career, Christina Gutierrez was: 

• Asking her clients for lots of money for experts, and then not using the money correctly. 
• Getting very sick. 
• Asking for payments in cash. 
• All of the above.