I quoted the following passage from Richard Posner in my recent article on Scotland’s three-verdict system: When . . . judges and juries are asked to translate the requisite confidence into percentage terms or betting odds, they sometimes come up with ridiculously low figures-in one survey, as low as 76 percent, see United States v. … Continue reading A Minor Correction to Richard Posner →

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