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What did the jurors learn while deliberating the case?About the trial?About themselves?About the Constitution?

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In deliberating the case, the jurors in the Twelve Angry Men learned C. About the Constitution.

The jurors learned that the framers of the Constitution were deliberate, based on past experiences, to insist on the necessity to protect the accused from unfounded charges and obeisant judges.  Some unscrupulous charges can be brought against enemies to ensure their elimination.

In most criminal cases, jurors are influenced by the evidence presented, the witnesses, the prosecution and defense lawyers, and defendants in the trials. But they should learn more about the Constitution framers' intent.

Thus, in deliberating the case, the jurors learned about the Constitution.

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