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So, angry man is a class of angry man that explores the dynamic of a jury deliberating a homicidal trial.
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So, we analyze the question, first is the clause in prosecution.
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So, under the clause we have reasonable or reasonable doubt.
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We have weapon identification.
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The murdered weapon was present as a unique switchblade, but there were eight case docs on its rarefied back producing an identical knife.
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This delineates the reliability of the weapon as evidence and witness credibility.
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The reliability of eyewitness testimony is questioned, especially considering the specific of the situation and the time of the incident.
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And in the investigation clause, issues of the investigator process are highlighted, such as the lack of a raw source for the murdered weapon, and the assumption that the accused's guilty until proven innocent.
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And for relevance and reliability, the clause involves both relevance and reliability.
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The evidence connects the justification and the trustworthiness of the evidence.
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For example, the weapon's relevancy is questioned due to the availability of similar knives.
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Second point, evidence introduced by jury members.
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So, new evidence, the scanlive jury 8 introduced a scanlive challenging the uniqueness of the murdered weapon...