The Worst Thing We've Ever Done

In 1976, Carol Menaker served on a jury that convicted a young inmate of a violent crime, an experience she rarely spoke of for over forty years. When a jury summons in 2017 prompted her to revisit that chapter of her life, she embarked on a journey to uncover the emotional and personal biases that may have influenced her verdict. Her story explores the lasting impact of a solitary, intense court case and the questions it raises about justice and perception.