Y'know it's hot!

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I suppose not... I'd kind of forgotten.

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You'd think they'd at least air condition the place. I almost dropped dead in court!

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It's been a pretty hard week.

I feel just fine.

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Well, figure this is our duty.

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... A case just like this one.

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Okay. All those voting guilty raise your hands.

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After six days, she still doesn't know.

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I know what it's like. I never killed nobody.

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I think we ought to be able to behave like jurors.

Right!

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Thank you.

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Shall we get back to the case?

Yeah lets.

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Look- what about the woman across the street? If her testimony don't prove it, nothing does.

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I can understand the sensitivity.

Now let's stop the bickering.

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Now let's get the sequence of events right as the correlate to the switch blade.

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That sounds fair. Is everyone agreed?

I certainly am.

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... Look, the old man heard the kid yell, "I'm gonna kill you." A second later he heard the father's body falling, and he saw the boy running out of the house fifteen seconds after that.

Where's the reasonable doubt in that?

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The woman across the street looked through the windows of the last two cars of the el and saw the body fall. Right?

Right.

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#9's speech... This is very important.

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Don't the circumstances alter that somewhat?

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I'm glad we're going to be civilized about this.

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No, we're somewhere, or getting there maybe.

Maybe.

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Let's vote.

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Twelve?

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You can't ever convince me that there's a doubt because I know there isn't no doubt.

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Maybe we should vote.

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It's the only solution.

I agree, it's the only way.

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Twelve?

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... If someone hates a another person enough to kill them, don't you think it's reasonable to assume that the murder would look at his victim for a second or two?

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The old man downstairs may have been wrong on the time, but in view of this I think it's quite reasonable to assume that he did see the kid run downstairs.

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That's the most idiotic thing I've ever heard of. You're making that up out of thin air.

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Is that six inches?

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... He was even sent to reform school for knifing someone. Isn't that so?

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What do you think?

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... I would like to try to pull this together...

Let's hear him.

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Frankly, in view of this, I don't see how you could vote for acquittal. What do you think?

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