:06:00
then the accused is entitled
to the benefit of that doubt.
:06:05
Members of the jury,
:06:08
if you have been convinced by the
evidence beyond all reasonable doubt,
:06:12
that the accused
committed this heinous crime,
:06:16
then it is your solemn duty
to return a verdict of guilty.
:06:23
You will retire
and consider your verdict.
:06:31
Might just have time
for that beer, Wells.
:06:44
There's absolutely
no doubt in my mind he's guilty.
:06:47
He was caught
red-handed by the policeman.
:06:58
Prisoner at the bar,
have you anything to say...
:07:01
Not yet, m'lord,
the jury is still out.
:07:08
Surely the time is more appropriate
for a very dry Martini, Johnson?
:07:12
Very good, m'lord.
:07:32
- Not more tea?
- No. They're coming back.
:07:49
Are you agreed upon your verdict?
:07:53
No, sir.
:07:57
What did you say?
:07:58
We're not able to reach
an agreement, m'lord.