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The BLAH
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Three pieces of evidence most important in determining the verdict of not guilty The play 12 Angry Men is about a young boy who is “wrongfully” accused of being a murderer. The boy’s fate is rested in the hands of the juror’s to decide whether he is guilty of murdering his father or not guilty. All the facts gathered through the case are crucial in determining what is more reasonable. The three parts of evidence coming to a verdict of not guilty, is the old lady’s eyesight, the old man’s testimony, and the way the stabbing took place.
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Title: The BLAH
Words: 449
Rating: None
Pages: 1.8
submitted by: YoungBuck
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