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[[File:12_angry_men_1301.jpg|thumb|400px|If the boy only knew what headaches he was about to cause...]]
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* [[Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic]]: While there are plenty of impassioned speeches, the trope is less severe than most examples since the characters often stutter or pause at key points.
* [[Real Time]]: Fully in the play; broken briefly at the beginning and end of the film.
* [[Retroactive Recognition]]: Juror #5 will be instantly familiar to anyone who's seen an episode of ''[[Quincy, M.E.]]''. Jack Klugman even gets to do a Quincy-style deduction years before the series was conceived, by pointing out the inconsistent nature of the knife wound.
* [[Reverse Grip]]: An important plot point is how unlikely it is for any experienced knife fighter to use a switchblade this way.
* [[Rogue Juror]]: If not the [[Trope Maker]], definitely the [[Trope Codifier]].
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