<em>12 Angry Men</em> Is Not an Archetype: Reflections on the Jury in Contemporary Popular Culture

Papke, David Ray

Journal: Chicago-Kent Law Review

Volume: 82

First Page: 735

Year: 2007

Bluebook Citation: 82 CHI.-KENT. L. REV. 735 (2007)

Author: David Ray Papke: all 14 publications


Abstract

While 12 Angry Men remains an important cinematic and political work, the film provides an atypical pop cultural portrayal of the jury. Most portrayals are limited and even degrading, a pattern suggesting both a failure to appreciate the jury as an embodiment of popular sovereignty and our society's apolitical self-disenfranchisement.

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