- Jian Ghomeshi was acquitted in his recent trial (see my post Jian Ghomeshi Verdict). I said there was a 65% chance that this would happen, which might have been a bit low given how strongly the conventional wisdom at the time suggested that Ghomeshi would be acquitted.
- Mike Duffy was acquitted on all counts (see my posts Mike Duffy Verdict and Mike Duffy Jail Time). I said there was a 15% chance that he would be completely acquitted, and a 65% chance that he wouldn't face jail time. The 15% estimate might have been too low, although complete acquittal didn't seem like what the conventional wisdom suggested at the time.
- The Supreme Court found mandatory minimum drug sentences unconstitutional (see my post SC Drug Sentences). Last May, I said there was a 70% chance that this would be the Supreme Court's finding, which may have been a bit conservative.
Wednesday, 4 May 2016
Post-Mortem: Courts
Labels:
Courts,
Crime,
Post-Mortem
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