If There Is a Majority Opinion in a Jury's Initial

Multiple Choice

If there is a majority opinion in a jury's initial vote, then

A) the deliberations will be marked by informational rather than normative influence.
B) the leniency bias is less likely to play a role in the final verdict the jury will eventually deliver.
C) the ultimate verdict will usually be consistent with the vote taken during the orientation stage.
D) jury nullification becomes less likely to affect the outcome of the deliberations.