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STATISTICAL DECISION THEORY AND THE SELECTION OF GRAND JURORS - TESTING FOR DISCRIMINATION IN A SINGLE PANEL

NCJ Number
25505
Journal
HASTING CONSTITUTIONAL LAW QUARTERLY Volume: 2 Issue: 1 Dated: (WINTER 1975) Pages: 75-112
Author(s)
P W SPERLICK; M L JASPOVICE
Date Published
1975
Length
38 pages
Annotation
EXPLORATION OF A STATISTICAL METHOD OF EVALUATING THE FAIRNESS OF GRAND JURY VENIRE COMPOSITION BASED ON PROBABILITY THEORY.
Abstract
TABLES ILLUSTRATE PROBABLE COMPOSITIONS OF GRAND JURY PANELS OF DIFFERING SIZES AND SELECTION RESULTS IN THE DISCRIMINATORY OR UNDERREPRESENTED RANGE FOR PANELS OF 300 OR MORE MEMBERS. FOR PART 1, SEE NCJ-29260.

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