Statistical String Theory for Courts: If the Data Don't Fit
by Ricki Sears Dolan, David F. Babble, Vincent James Strickler
2009 - Issue 4.2
Expert witnesses often confront courts with massive amounts of statistical data, leaving judges and juries with a daunting task. The courts must grapple with the reliability and relevance of the data as well as the inferences that experts (and advocates) draw from them. Ultimately, the courts must determine whether the statistical data and the conclusions drawn from them constitute evidence that meets legal standards for certainty.
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