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A Jury of 12 begins with the premise that the accused is innocent Assume that these 12 jurors were chosen from a large population, such as voters. Unless the juny (a) Evidence in the trial of an innocent s convicts an innocent suspect? uspect is enough toconvince 60% of all rors in the population that the suspect is guilty what is the p obabity hat a My The probablity is (Round to six decimal places as needed.)
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