Question

In the case of two Arizona brothers charged with torturing three men, each brother's fate was decided by a different jury. One brother was convicted, and the other was acquitted. What was the difference between the two trials?

Answer 1

One of them was found guilty and the other was not

Step-by-step explanation:

A conviction is when the court finds someone guilty of a crime and a acquittal is when the court finds the defendant not guilty of a crime.