When juries are required to reach a unanimous verdict the jurors spend more time deliberating, they remember more of the evidence, and they seem more confident in their verdicts.

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Studies have shown that when juries are required to reach a unanimous verdict, they spend more time deliberating, which leads to better memory of the evidence and a higher degree of confidence in their final decision.

When Juries Are Required to Reach a Unanimous Verdict the Jurors