Promising predictions

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Law professors and political science professorEs prediction methods built by two competing methods based on human predictions, and the other based on a computer-generated model, to compare the accuracy of each are described. This would provide intellectual insight and evoke discussion about Supreme Court decision-making.

Evaluation, Decision support systems, Decision support software, OLAP, OLAP (Software)

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Technology training: NITA's National Education Center is home to a high-tech training facility

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Learning how and what to present to a judge and jury is as important as training of criminal procedure, civil procedure and patent law. The National Institute for Trial Advocacy's new National Education Center in Boulder, Colos gives attorney's the opportunity to learn how and what to present to a jury.

Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Management, Training, Company business management, Federal jurisdiction, Court administration, National Institute for Trial Advocacy

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