According to the U.S. Supreme Court's holdings and justifications, which of the following state juries is both sufficiently large and has sufficient unanimity to convict a defendant?

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The Supreme Court has held that a 6-member jury must be unanimous to convict, and a 12-member jury can have one or two dissenting votes. Therefore, option B with a 10-member jury and a 9-1 vote satisfies the requirements of sufficient size and unanimity for a conviction.