1. Witness #1 The old man who lived on the second floor under the room where the murder took place. The old man who lived on the second floor under the room where the murder took place. The old man heard loud noises and then heard “I’m going to kill you” in the upstairs apartment. A second later, he heard a body falling. The old man heard loud noises and then heard “I’m going to kill you” in the upstairs apartment. A second later, he heard a body falling. He saw the kid running down the stairs and out of the house. He saw the kid running down the stairs and out of the house.

2. Witness #2 “Here’s a woman who’s lying in bed. She can’t sleep. It’s hot.And right across the street, she sees the kid stick his knife into his father’s chest. Look, she has known the kid all his life. And she swore she saw him do it. “ “Here’s a woman who’s lying in bed. She can’t sleep. It’s hot.And right across the street, she sees the kid stick his knife into his father’s chest. Look, she has known the kid all his life. And she swore she saw him do it. “

3. 12 Angry Men 1:18-2:30 12AM movie 1:18-2:30 12AM movie 1) What is their task? 1) What is their task? 2) Where will they run into problems? 2) Where will they run into problems?

4. Reginald Rose: born December Reginald Rose: born December 10, 1920 – died April 19, 2002 He was an American film and television He was an American film and television wrote about controversial issues wrote about controversial issues helped create the genre of television drama of the 1950’s. helped create the genre of television drama of the 1950’s. 12 Angry Men is an adaptation of the television production. 12 Angry Men is an adaptation of the television production. Reginald Rose

5. Twelve Angry Men Rose served on the jury of a murder case. Some of the events are true. Rose served on the jury of a murder case. Some of the events are true. “the moment I walked into the “the moment I walked into the courtroom… and found myself facing a strange man whose fate was suddenly more or less in my hands, my entire attitude changed.” 3) What is something that happened to you that you have wanted to write about?

6. From the stage to the screen Twelve Angry Men was published as a stage play in 1955 and a film 1957. Twelve Angry Men was published as a stage play in 1955 and a film 1957. The film won Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Writing, and Screenplay The film won Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Writing, and Screenplay

7. Historical Context: The 1950s A socially conservative time A socially conservative time People were very materialistic: People were very materialistic: The American Dream Juvenile delinquency at an all-time high Juvenile delinquency at an all-time high racial discrimination racial discrimination Comics, Baselball, TVs were popular Comics, Baselball, TVs were popular

8. 1957, New York Last year in the 10 year “ GOLDEN AGE ” of Baseball Last year in the 10 year “ GOLDEN AGE ” of Baseball In 1947, women could be on juries on a voluntary basis In 1947, women could be on juries on a voluntary basis Boxing and Baseball are the hot sports Boxing and Baseball are the hot sports

9. 4) What image do you like? Why?

11. Khrushchev (pg.50) Soviet Union Communist leader Soviet Union Communist leader Communist scare- spreading communism Communist scare- spreading communism

12. Dempsey-Firpo Fight (pg.42) Famous boxing fight that took place in 1923. Famous boxing fight that took place in 1923. Firpo knocked Dempsey (the champ) out of the ring. Firpo knocked Dempsey (the champ) out of the ring. scandal with the ref scandal with the ref Dempsey eventually won the match Dempsey eventually won the match

13. J. Walter Thompson (pg.68) advertising agent in the early 1900 ’ s advertising agent in the early 1900 ’ s "father of modern magazine advertising” "father of modern magazine advertising”

14. Clarence Darrow (pg.70) Famous American lawyer Famous American lawyer Defended Leopold and Loeb: two teens charged for the murder of a 14 year old boy; they were aiming to create “ the perfect murder ”. Defended Leopold and Loeb: two teens charged for the murder of a 14 year old boy; they were aiming to create “ the perfect murder ”. both got life sentences both got life sentences

15. Themes in the play… The Triumph and fragility of justice The Triumph and fragility of justice Overcoming Class and Race Prejudice Overcoming Class and Race Prejudice Democracy and Social Responsibility Democracy and Social Responsibility 5) Pick one of these and explain what you think it means.

16. Integrity 6) What is integrity in your own words? in·teg·ri·ty /in ˈ tegritē/ Noun:The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness

17. What ’ s a Trial? We caught a brief glimpse of this in To Kill a Mockingbird We caught a brief glimpse of this in To Kill a Mockingbird There are several parts to a trial. There are several parts to a trial. Jury Selection Jury Selection Opening statements Opening statements Prosecution ’ s case ( “ good guy ” ) Prosecution ’ s case ( “ good guy ” ) Defense ’ s case (the defendant “ bad guy ” ) Defense ’ s case (the defendant “ bad guy ” ) Closing statements Closing statements Jury instructions Jury instructions Jury deliberation and verdict Jury deliberation and verdict

18. Important terms to know: Burden of proof: the person who makes the claim must prove the claim (prosecution) Burden of proof: the person who makes the claim must prove the claim (prosecution) Due process of law: all of the legal rights of a person- do it by the book Due process of law: all of the legal rights of a person- do it by the book Presumption of innocence: the defendant is legally innocent until he or she is proven guilty Presumption of innocence: the defendant is legally innocent until he or she is proven guilty

19. REASONABLE DOUBT “ beyond a reasonable doubt ” is the term the court uses “ beyond a reasonable doubt ” is the term the court uses Simply put, this means that there is no doubt, in a reasonable person ’ s mind, that the defendant is guilty. Simply put, this means that there is no doubt, in a reasonable person ’ s mind, that the defendant is guilty. Most importantly used in murder cases including the death penalty Most importantly used in murder cases including the death penalty the evidence presented is air-tight the evidence presented is air-tight

20. CIRCUMSTANSTIAL EVIDENCE Based on inference Based on inference not the best type of evidence not the best type of evidence More than one explanation More than one explanation Can be inaccurate Can be inaccurate EX: The robbery occurred at 8:33pm at the roller rink by a person wearing a hat. Joey was running from the roller rink at 8:44pm wearing a hat. EX: The robbery occurred at 8:33pm at the roller rink by a person wearing a hat. Joey was running from the roller rink at 8:44pm wearing a hat.

21. My Cousin Vinny (1992) My Cousin Vinny (1992) 3:48-6:50 AND 11:10 to 15:00

22. 7) WHAT IS JUSTICE?

23. 8) What muddles, complicates or gets in the way of justice? Explain your answer.

24. Act 1 in a jury room in a jury room Jurors 7 and 10 ridicule the defendants story. Others agree. Jurors 7 and 10 ridicule the defendants story. Others agree. Juror 8 votes “not guilty.” Juror 8 votes “not guilty.” The jurors discuss the facts of the case. The jurors discuss the facts of the case. There is a call for a secret vote. There is a call for a secret vote. What do you think will be the result? What do you think will be the result?