From The Telegraph: "The juror, who appeared on CNN in silhouette to maintain her anonymity, disclosed how the three were talked out of convicting Mr Zimmerman for killing Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, during more than 16 hours of deliberations. Her comments will stoke further controversy after she described how jurors found the laws "very confusing" and struggled to follow the judge's instructions."
"Half of jury" wanted to convict Zimmerman, were talked out of it by others
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