In the timeless classic “Twelve Angry Men,” the opening scene depicts a jury beginning deliberations over a criminal trial with a vote of 11-1 in favor of guilt. The single holdout begins to explain his reasons for doubt – ing the guilt of the defendant, and over the course of the film he convinces the remaining 11 jurors that there exists rea – sonable doubt, and the verdict comes down in favor of acquittal; apologies for spoiling the film if you have not already seen it.
