They introduce themselves to each other (Juror #9 is "McCardle", Juror #8 is "Davis" - the only 'named' jurors in the entire movie), say goodbye, and go their separate ways...

One juror will not be the reason for holding everyone back. There is a possibility that one juror would not want to agree with the majority in a unanimous case because of unreasonable objectives...

I got a lot to say so I guess I'll start by Saying that I love you, But you know, this thing ain't been No walk in the park for us I swear it'll only take a minute You'll understand when I finish, yeah And I don't want to see you cry But I don't want to be the one to tell you a lie so [Bridge:] How do you let it go? When you, You just don't know? What's on, The other side of the door When you're walking out, talk about it Everything I tried to remember to say Just went out my head So I'ma do the best I can to get you to understand [Chorus:] There's never a right time to say goodbye But I gotta make the first move 'Cause if I don't you gonna start hating me Cause I really don't feel the way I once felt about you Girl it's not you, it's me I gotta gotta figure out what I need There's never a right time to say goodbye But we know that we gotta go Our separate ways And I know it's hard but I gotta do it, And it's killing me Cause there's never a right time Right time to say goodbye But now your heart is breaking And a thousand times I Found myself asking, "Why? Why?" Why am I taking so long to say this? But trust me, girl I never Meant to crush your world And I never Though I would see the day we grew apart And I want to know [Bridge:] How do you let it go? When you, You just don't know? What's on, The other side of the door When you're walking out, talk about it Girl I hope you understand What I'm tryna say...

Advantages / Disadvanteges Advantages ? Efficient system, with many success ? Provides an overview of public opinion ? Character and honesty can be judged by ordinary persons, it does not require legal skills...

Racism in a jury could return an innocent black man with a guilty verdict.

They introduce themselves to each other, say goodbye, and go their separate ways. While watching this movie, I realized that it provokes thought on the fairness of using our peers to determine the verdict in jury trials...

This would make the judicial system more efficient. Also, it would save money by not having retrials. These qualities make majority verdicts an arguable idea...