it's it's it's so easy anyway for everybody to just kind of become a yes man and get carried up along with the emotions and so if there's somebody who's strong enough to stand up with a specific doubt i would a whole lot rather go through the expense of another trial because of a hung jury than that a justice not be meted out correctly
If any member of the jury has any doubts and is strong enough to stand by his convictions rather than going along with the rest of the jury, it's best to have another trial than risk that justice not be meted out correctly.
A juror who stands alone in his conclusion should go along with the rest of the jury to avoid being an inconvenience to everyone.
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