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"Disagreement rate" would be as meaningless a number as conviction rates are. A low disagreement rate could indicate the "plaintiff" is careful to make only rea
by nknighthb 13y ago
"Disagreement rate" would be as meaningless a number as conviction rates are. A low disagreement rate could indicate the "plaintiff" is careful to make only reasonable requests, or it could indicate the "defense" is not doing its job. A high disagreement rate could indicate the lots of unreasonable requests, or it could indicate reasonable requests are being unreasonably denied.
You can't even reach a conclusion as to what would constitute a high, low, or expected rate.
- MichaelApproved 13y agoYou'd only get real data if you have the team go back and review the previous cases to see if the approval rate would change.
- AJ01 13y agoWhy hasn't Microsoft volunteered to disclosure past data? Hiding something? The comparison to the near framework is warranted to highlight the bite of the proposed new framework.