Hung Jury

Henry Pollard owes a lot of money because he gambles too much. One day, he sees someone get killed. The dead person has plenty of cash on them, so Pollard takes it to pay what he owes. Later, Pollard gets picked to be on a jury for the murder case. The police think the dead man's driver did it. Pollard wants the other jury members to say the driver is not guilty, even though the driver's story makes him look like he committed the crime.

Heavily in debt from gambling, Henry Pollard witnesses a murder. The victim is carrying a large amount of cash, enough for Pollard to pay off his debts, which he does. By chance, Pollard is chosen to serve on the jury hearing the case against the murdered man's chauffeur, whom police have accused of the crime. Pollard wants to convince his fellow jurors to acquit the chauffeur, whose testimony makes him appear to be guilty.

Heavily in debt from gambling, Henry is carrying a large amount of cash, enough for Pollard to pay off his debts, which he does. By chance, Pollard is chosen to serve on the jury hearing the case against the murdered man's chauffeur, whom police have accused of the crime. Pollard wants to convince his fellow jurors to acquit the chauffeur, whose testimony makes him appear to be guilty.