Can You Trust the Test? The Science of Diagnosing Trial Fairness
In science, medicine, and law, a basic principle holds true: a good test doesn’t always say “yes.” For a test […]
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Juror Deliberation Model: See How It Works
Based on an estimate of the proportion of jury-qualified adults who would find a defendant guilty, it is possible to
methods
Fairness Versus Innocence
When people think about post-conviction litigation in criminal cases, they often think of claims of actual innocence — efforts to
If You Want Justice. Measure It.
Everyone deserves a fair trial. It’s a bedrock promise of the legal system—but one that’s often broken. Defendants raise constitutional
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sate: Scientific Analysis of Trial Errors v. 2.3.0 Available on CRAN
Version 2.3.0 of sate, the software package for analyzing jury trials, is now available on CRAN. The package allows users