Unspooled 12 Angry Men
Mar 26, 2020
Guest Marissa Beyers, jury consultant, discusses the evolution of jury selection since the 50s. The hosts analyze the film '12 Angry Men' and its portrayal of the jury duty process. They also discuss the importance of women's representation on juries and the role of trial consultants in jury selection. The lasting relevance of '12 Angry Men' is explored, highlighting its themes of standing up for what's right and addressing racism.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Listener Feedback and Introduction to '12 Angry Men'
02:17 • 29min
Deliberating the Defendant's Guilt and Highlighting Inconsistencies in '12 Angry Men'
30:49 • 2min
Sound Design, Racism, and Manipulation of Facts
32:48 • 6min
Repeating Glitch and Fictional Jurors
38:44 • 21min
The Importance of Rehearsal in Film-making
01:00:03 • 12min
The Fight for Women's Representation on Juries
01:11:56 • 6min
The Role of Trial Consultants in Jury Selection
01:17:33 • 14min
The Lasting Relevance of '12 Angry Men'
01:31:39 • 16min
Discussion on '12 Angry Men' and Announcement of Next Episode
01:48:02 • 4min