Research indicates that six-member juries are more likely

A. to have hung verdicts.

B. more accurately recall trial testimony.

C. are less likely to include a community's diversity.

D. All of the above

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Moshe Middleton

Social Studies

24 February, 02:04

Research indicates that six-member juries are more likely

A. to have hung verdicts.

B. more accurately recall trial testimony.

C. are less likely to include a community's diversity.

D. All of the above

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Kaleigh · Answer 1

Option C is correct.

Explanation:

Six members are simply not enough to include a wide community or to represent each group within it.

However, research has been made on the difference between a 12 or 6 member jury, and its impact on the final verdict, and it hasn't been noticed any impact in the final result. Although not all the diversity of a community is present in the jury, this can still reach a fair decision.

Research indicates that six-member juries are more likelyA. to have hung verdicts.B. more accurately recall trial testimony.C. are less likely to include a community's diversity.D. All of the above

Research indicates that six-member juries are more likely

A. to have hung verdicts.

B. more accurately recall trial testimony.

C. are less likely to include a community's diversity.

D. All of the above