Commentary: The illusion of ‘Big Data’ in analyzing juries

Imagine knowing exactly how a jury would see your case at trial. You’d gaze into your crystal ball, read your tea leaves, and the Ouija board would spell out exactly how jurors would react to your arguments, what they’d do in the deliberation room and what kind of verdict they’d come back with.

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Commentary: The illusion of ‘Big Data’ in analyzing juries

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