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No one forgets. 'We have to remember the jury" isn't a persuasive argument. Juries are no match for statistical misrepresentation. Even beyond stats, juries get
by mrangle 3y ago
No one forgets. 'We have to remember the jury" isn't a persuasive argument. Juries are no match for statistical misrepresentation. Even beyond stats, juries get it wrong constantly. Courts don't have staff math experts, including the judge. Were expert witness mathemeticians trial participants at any point? It may be premature to claim that there was a miscarriage of justice, but it may be similarly unwise to imply that there likely wasn't.