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But wouldn't the fact that trials might be favoring conviction (I'm not saying they do, but just as a hypothesis) also drastically change the outcome of those n
by chki 9y ago
But wouldn't the fact that trials might be favoring conviction (I'm not saying they do, but just as a hypothesis) also drastically change the outcome of those non-trial cases (mainly plea bargains, I guess)? If I expect to be convicted, I'm more likely to agree to a worse plea bargain.
- emodendroket 9y agoI've not seen any reason to believe juries are more likely to convict.
- chki 9y agoThat might be true but it was not my point. I was merely arguing that not seeing many cases actually go to trial is not an argument that can be made in this case.