Twelve angry men

Put yourself on trial, where 11 jurors out of 12 vote guilty. Although you are innocent, and the one man in the jury who votes not guilty has reasonable doubt for your guilt. Your life is in twelve angry mens' hands. You can hardly defend yourself. It's up to the jurors to interpret the words in the testimonies to find the truth. In "Twelve Angry Men," by Reginald Rose the main factor's that create reasonable doubt for …

…the kid is innocent? Put yourself back in court. The jurors fill the jury box and the foreman stands. "There's a reasonable doubt in my mind" pg. 155. No one can bring his father back, but at least now he is not going to spend the rest of his life in prison for a crime he never committed. Thanks to those twelve angry men who spend hours going over two testimonies and one piece of evidence.