Statistics and the Law
Published on 29. November 1994
Book
Paperback/Softback
504 pages
978-0-471-05538-9 (ISBN)
Description
Describes a wide variety of applications of statistical concepts in legal settings, as well as cases in which statistical analyses were important elements. Several chapters are devoted to employment discrimination and antitrust violation, two areas of litigation that rely heavily on statistics. Contributors discuss the correct choice and use of statistical techniques in the assessment of damages, the measurement and quantification of skill (in a case deciding whether video poker games require skill), the determination of disputed paternity and elections, and other areas where statistics are used in legal cases. Many of the chapters are written by the statisticians who actually participated in the cases under discussion.
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Edition
Revised edition
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
John Wiley & Sons Inc
Target group
Professional and scholarly
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Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 29 mm
Weight
810 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-471-05538-9 (9780471055389)
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Morris H. DeGroot | etc. | S.E. Fienberg
Statistics and the Law
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11/1986
Wiley
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Persons
Morris Herman DeGroot was an American statistician. Stephen E. Fienberg is the editor of Statistics and the Law, published by Wiley.
Content
What Happened in Hazelwood: Statistics, Employment Discrimination,and the 80% Rule (P. Meier, et al.).
Statistics in Antitrust Litigation (B. King).
Regression Estimates of Damages in Price-Fixing Cases (M.Finkelstein & H. Levenbach).
Regression Analyses in Employment Discrimination Cases (D. Conway& H. Roberts).
Reynolds v.
C.S.N.: Evaluating Equipment Damage (G. Whitmore).
A Question of Theft (W. Fairley & J. Glen).
How Much Is Enough?
Applying Regression to a School Finance Case (J. Pincus & J.Rolph).
Capital Market Analysis in Antitrust Litigation (M. Geisel & J.Masson).
The Use of Court-Appointed Statistical Experts: A Case Study (R.Coulam & S. Fienberg).
Does Electronic Draw Poker Require Skill to Play?
(J. Kadane).
Inference in Cases of Disputed Paternity (D. Berry & S.Geisser).
The Probability of Reversal in Contested Elections (D. Gilliland& P. Meier).
Scientific Data and Environmental Regulation (G. Apple, etal.).
Confidence Intervals in Legal Settings (H. Solomon).
Indexes.
Statistics in Antitrust Litigation (B. King).
Regression Estimates of Damages in Price-Fixing Cases (M.Finkelstein & H. Levenbach).
Regression Analyses in Employment Discrimination Cases (D. Conway& H. Roberts).
Reynolds v.
C.S.N.: Evaluating Equipment Damage (G. Whitmore).
A Question of Theft (W. Fairley & J. Glen).
How Much Is Enough?
Applying Regression to a School Finance Case (J. Pincus & J.Rolph).
Capital Market Analysis in Antitrust Litigation (M. Geisel & J.Masson).
The Use of Court-Appointed Statistical Experts: A Case Study (R.Coulam & S. Fienberg).
Does Electronic Draw Poker Require Skill to Play?
(J. Kadane).
Inference in Cases of Disputed Paternity (D. Berry & S.Geisser).
The Probability of Reversal in Contested Elections (D. Gilliland& P. Meier).
Scientific Data and Environmental Regulation (G. Apple, etal.).
Confidence Intervals in Legal Settings (H. Solomon).
Indexes.