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American Crime Story » Season 1 » A Jury in Jail

00:42:19

Sarah Paulson, Courtney B. Vance, Cuba Gooding Jr.

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Words to remember

Nouns

1) criminalist

for a criminalist to ignore misconduct by law enforcement?
2) sequester

This sequester has very simple rules.
3) milliliter

that 1.9 milliliter or one quarter
4) scuffle

we'd scuffle around sometimes.
5) innuendo

that kind of innuendo, Your Honor!
6) acquittal

But now we're going for acquittal,
7) guanine

are adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine,
8) postponement

there's been another postponement.
9) deliberation

A voice in deliberation who's going to focus on the facts.
10) receptionist

a literary agent's receptionist, and it says, I quote,
11) revolt

"the juror revolt."
12) chow

to be at chow by 7:00 p.m., that means 7:00 p.m.
13) fingerprint

is many, many times more accurate than a fingerprint.
14) driveway

the Bronco, your driveway,
15) mock

What if we do a mock-cross?
16) verdict

and a true verdict render
17) appetite

I've lost my appetite. I've got to get out of here!
18) plea

What is your idea? Another plea bargain?
19) objection

Objection. Withdrawn.
20) sock

and on the sock at the foot of his bed?
21) laughter

and your comments and laughter to a minimum.
22) gentleman

Okay, ladies and gentlemen, listen up.
23) blanket

when did you realize that the blanket covering

Verbs

1) abbreviate

abbreviate by their first letters: A, T, G and C.
2) accuse

and it appears that you once accuse your husband
3) bastard

Oh, you bastard.
4) rotate

but we've been rotate out, all of us.
5) bother

Yeah, it bother you, I know. I can see it.
6) render

and a true verdict render
7) shake

Is he seriously shaking their hands?
8) arrest

Have you ever been arrest
9) disagree

All married couples disagree,
10) argue

instead of listening to you people argue.
11) belong

I suggest you throw it in the trash where it belong.
12) fold

I fold.
13) quit

leave. Just quit the case. You don't think...
14) suppose

When you're suppose
15) examine

while you were examining that scene, correct?
16) lie

620 lie on his questionnaire.
17) throw

What are they throw at you tomorrow? DNA.
18) treat

also treat Mr. Simpson for his arthritis?
19) lock

Eight months lock up in a hotel with no TV
20) lose

I've lost my appetite. I've got to get out of here!
21) permit

you will not be permit to leave your floor.
22) happen

Why do we never know why anything happen?
23) guess

I guess so.

Adverbs

1) amazingly

Amazingly, this is not about you, Bob.
2) incredibly

did this incredibly precise DNA matching show
3) barely

I can barely look at him anymore.
4) legally

it wasn't legally rape in '88.
5) literally

was literally handed to you by LAPD
6) somehow

Somehow, I get the idea
7) apparently

Apparently, Ms. Clark thinks she can steal this verdict,
8) forever

And then he's out of our lives forever.
9) twice

twice.
10) absolutely

No, O.J., you're right, you're absolutely right.
11) truly

that you will well and truly try
12) certainly

Oh, certainly. The matching process
13) previously

And that if Mr. Simpson had been in that home previously
14) exactly

What does that mean, exactly?
15) approximately

approximately in one in 170 million individuals.
16) alone

called Standing Alone: A Vote for Nicole."
17) sometimes

we'd scuffle around sometimes.
18) behind

to tiny traces that have been left behind. Would you agree?
19) instead

instead of listening to you people argue.
20) quite

It seems quite behind him now, Your Honor.
21) thus

And thus, would have
22) late

Some of them are late.
23) almost

Well, almost feels like I'm back home,

Adjectives

1) unmitigated

it will be an unmitigated disaster,
2) tainted

If some of it is tainted, untrustworthy,
3) overdue

You know what, we are way overdue
4) unanswered

this might explain a huge unanswered question
5) unprecedented

It's unprecedented in judicial history, Larry.
6) overwhelming

It's-it's just so overwhelming. Listen.
7) forensic

We still have the DNA and the forensic evidence.
8) slight

It was a slight incident a long time ago.
9) precise

did this incredibly precise DNA matching show
10) inappropriate

Would you agree it's inappropriate
11) rid

to get rid of us brown folk.
12) curious

It just gets curious and curious.
13) loud

Out loud.
14) surprised

Is anyone really surprised?
15) judicial

It's unprecedented in judicial history, Larry.
16) loose

The Juice is loose, y'all.
17) literary

a literary agent's receptionist, and it says, I quote,
18) emotional

gets emotional.
19) okay

So you felt it was okay to commit adultery?
20) proud

I'm not proud about the way I acted, but, uh,
21) experimental

experimental torture or something!
22) accurate

to a non-scientist, the results are astoundingly accurate
23) aware

Are you aware, sir,

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