-
juror #2 — Conflict Opponent —
juror #10
(Sergei Artsybashev)
Strongly maintains boy's guilt
-
juror #2 — Alliance Reluctant Supporter —
juror #9
(Oleksiy Horbunov)
Eventually sides with acquittal
-
juror #2 — Alliance Persuaded Juror —
juror #8
(Mikhail Efremov)
Convinced of boy's innocence
-
juror #2 — Conflict Skeptic —
juror #7
(Sergey Gazarov)
Initial resistance to changing opinion
-
juror #2 — Social Deliberation Partner —
juror #6
(Yuriy Stoyanov)
Engages in thoughtful discussion about the case
-
juror #2 — Professional Former Intelligence Officer —
Juror #5
(Aleksey Petrenko)
Hidden professional background revealed
-
juror #2 — Alliance Influential Juror —
juror #4
(Valentin Gaft)
Persuades to change vote to acquittal
-
juror #2 — Conflict Dissenting Juror —
juror #3
(Sergey Garmash)
Initial opposition to acquittal vote
-
juror #2 — Power Foreman —
juror #1
(Sergey Makovetskiy)
Leadership authority over jury proceedings
-
juror #2 — Conflict Opposing Counsel —
juror #8
(Mikhail Efremov)
Initial conflict over verdict that evolves into mutual respect