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Factual errors

I don't think the factual error that was mentioned in the article is an error, because Article 343, Paragraph 1 of the Criminal Procedural Code Of The Russian Federation, reads:

"When discussing the questions put to them, the jurors shall try to reach unanimous decisions. If the jurors have not succeeded in reaching unanimity in the course of three hours, the decision shall be adopted by voting." ^[1]. (underlying added)

The film has a running time of 159 minutes, and given that we watch the jurors' session "live", with the pace and pauses of a common discussion, we can sefely conclude that it lasted much less than 3 hours. In which time the jurors are instructed by law to try to reach a unanimous decision.

^ Criminal Procedural Code of the Russian Federation

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[1] Criminal Procedural Code of the Russian Federation

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