A Practical Platform for Fairness Analysis
Fair Trial Analysis is built around a simple idea: when legal standards turn on effect, probability, prejudice, or impact, those questions should be evaluated with methods capable of measuring those things. The Solutions platform brings that idea into practice through litigation services, applied case work, and transparent research tools.
If You Want Fairness, Measure It.
Our work is designed for litigators, courts, researchers, and institutional partners who need rigorous empirical analysis in high-stakes cases. In appropriate matters, Fair Trial Analysis can be retained to conduct empirical analysis, develop case-specific research designs, and produce objective assessments grounded in legal doctrine and scientific method.
PRETRIAL ANALYSIS
Our work is designed for litigators, courts, researchers, and institutional partners who need rigorous empirical analysis in high-stakes cases. In appropriate matters, Fair Trial Analysis can be retained to conduct empirical analysis, develop case-specific research designs, and produce objective assessments grounded in legal doctrine and scientific method.
Software for Researchers:
The Scientific Analysis of Trial Errors (SATE) package helps users estimate the probability that a jury will find a defendant guilty given jurors’ preferences and compare actual and hypothetical trial conditions for harmful-error analysis.
OUR VALUES IN ACTION
Designed for Rigor, Efficiency, and Practical Use
Our values are reflected in our work. It is rigorous enough to withstand serious scrutiny, efficient enough to be used in real cases, and transparent enough for lawyers, courts, researchers, and funders to evaluate with confidence.
Lean by Design
We use a deliberately efficient model so that rigorous empirical work can be conducted without the overhead typically associated with applied survey research.
Transparent and Defensible
Our work is grounded in published research, explicit assumptions, and reproducible methods. The underlying logic and data can be reviewed, replicated, and verified.
Built for Real Cases
The methods are designed for applied use in litigation, not just academic discussion. The goal is to produce analysis that is clear, disciplined, and practically useful.