But not even those can always be chalked up to jurors' believing police officers.

He always asks if jurors believe in the mythical blue wall of silence.

Did the jurors really believe the lawyer for the King family who told them that they could rewrite history?

The average juror wouldn't believe how underhanded the two of them can get.

Any reasonable juror would believe you had that key hidden somewhere- maybe in your jewelry box.

Now, how many jurors would even believe a lawyer actually has a conscience, let alone one strong enough to make him into a killer?

People say that black and Hispanic jurors don't believe cops.

He might even have done it; twelve intelligent jurors believed he had.

If the jurors did not believe that was possible, as the defense argued, perhaps they wanted to hear it to acquit.

You conclude that, even if the jurors believed something other than the verdict they reported, the circumstances justified their action.