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Untersuchung des Zusammenhangs zwischen statistischen und juristischen Methoden der Überzeugungsbildung
Nomos,  2021, 333 Pages

ISBN 978-3-8487-8144-7


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englischWhen dealing with experiential sentences in court, there is a risk of committing the probabilistic inverse fallacy, the swapping of conditional probabilities. Such a fallacy can be serious in legal decision making. Using empirical methods, the dissertation shows that this fallacy can be observed in civil procedural court decisions in which prima facie evidence is used and can have a significant impact on decision making. The dissertation was written at the Research Unit "Statistics in Court" of the Chair of Empirical Economic Research and Applied Statistics at the University of Bremen.

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