13 ème juré (le)

The interactions among jurors felt very real and tense. I wondered how much of that was based on actual jury room psychology.

Seeing the story from a juror's point of view was a fresh take, but I’m curious if that was something the author planned from the start or developed along the way.

Some characters seemed to blur the lines between right and wrong. Did the author aim to challenge readers’ perceptions of justice?