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PSY1012
Module 3 Project: Jury Duty
Rasmussen University
G148/PSY1012 Section 07 General Psychology
Jury’s thoughts
Non-guilty
Juror 1: Kayla states, “Where is the forensic evidence? There are no fingerprints, no DNA
evidence-not even a murder weapon!”
Juror 3: Jenna states, “But the witnesses didn’t even identify the defendant until weeks after
the night of the murder.”
Juror 4: Antonio states, Couldn’t the witnesses be misremembering? Like, maybe they had
the memories implanted. I learned about that happening on an episode of 24/7.”
Juror 5: Maria states, “Well the defendant is only 23. I just can’t send a young man
away to spend the rest of his life in prison -or worse – by trusting people’s memories.”
Guilty
Juror 2: Eric states, “Two people said they saw him do it. What more do you need? This is
an open-and-shut case.”
The Decision
I, Darius, the foreman for this jury, and I have summarized the juror's thought
(above). After reviewing all of the juror’s thoughts, the jury has come to a decision. On the
date of April
21st, 2006, we the jury came to the verdict of non-guilty for the murder of a bartender by
firearm at The Main Vein (a small local nightclub).
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