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Calculating the Likelihood Ratio for Multiple Pieces of Evidence
Norman Fenton, Martin Neil
When presenting forensic evidence, such as a DNA match, experts often use the Likelihood ratio (LR) to explain the impact of evidence . The LR measures the probative value of the e…
On the limitations of probabilistic claims about the probative value of mixed DNA profile evidence
Norman Fenton, Allan Jamieson, Sara Gomes +1
The likelihood ratio (LR) is a commonly used measure for determining the strength of forensic match evidence. When a forensic expert determines a high LR for DNA found at a crime s…
The role of collider bias in understanding statistics on racially biased policing
Norman Fenton, Martin Neil, Steven Frazier
Contradictory conclusions have been made about whether unarmed blacks are more likely to be shot by police than unarmed whites using the same data. The problem is that, by relying…
Modelling Competing Legal Arguments using Bayesian Model Comparison and Averaging
Martin Neil, Norman Fenton, David Lagnado +1
Bayesian models of legal arguments generally aim to produce a single integrated model, combining each of the legal arguments under consideration. This combined approach implicitly…