What is a key takeaway from the Untouchables clip?

• A. The jury was initially all middle-aged white men, and there were moves toward a more diverse jury.
• B. The jury was bribed by gangsters and remained biased.
• C. The jury is always impartial and never changes.
• D. The jury is selected randomly from the population.

Answer: (A)

The idea being shown is how jury representation evolves to reflect the community. The clip points out that the initial jury was made up mostly of middle-aged white men, highlighting a lack of diversity. It also indicates efforts to broaden who sits on juries, which matters because a more diverse jury brings a range of experiences and perspectives, helping make verdicts feel fairer and more representative of society. The other options don’t fit because they either imply corruption, claim juries never change, or focus on a process detail (random selection) rather than the real takeaway about changing jury makeup and inclusivity.