Juror 11's past experiences affect his perspective on jury duty because From Europe, he fled as a refugee. He has an accent, and his demeanor is peripheral to those around him almost humiliated, actually. Since he has been the victim of so much injustice, he will sincerely seek justice.
For Juror 11, the Twelve Angry Men case is very important. The ideal jury would fairly exchange viewpoints and engage in discussion.
However, Juror 11's opinions will not be regarded as seriously as those of the other jurors because he clearly differs from the other Americans in the group who were born in the United States. In fact, because he is different from the other jurors, Juror 11 is met with open hatred.
Therefore, Juror 11 tries to provide the other jurors with a different perspective by discussing his experience with the legal system in his native country, but he was not taken seriously and as such he confronted jury 7.
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In 12 Angry Men by Reginald Rose, How has Juror 11's past experiences affect his perspective on jury duty?
