The first example of how bias impeded the jury's deliberations was when Juror 10 stated that all kids who come from violent or troubled backgrounds they are liars and always lie. This indicates that the 18-year-old was tried in court for murder; and that he's lying about what happened, all because he comes from a troubled background. This is bias because it is not true at all and is not based on facts. Not all kids with problematic or violent pasts lie. This idea of ​​bias has delayed jurors from reaching a verdict many times, because some jurors thought it was true and took it into account with their votes (Twelve Angry