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From Gut Feel to Juror Science: How Data Quality Decides Plaintiff Outcomes

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Science of Justice
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Oct 16, 2025
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Summary

Send us Fan Mail We argue that pretrial research only works when the data is venue-specific, scientifically vetted, and integrated end-to-end. We show how bad samples lead to undervaluing or overestimating cases, and how psychometrics, experimental design, and hyperlocal platforms sharpen strategy and jury selection. • stakes of pretrial data quality for plaintiffs • two core risks of flawed research undervaluing and overconfidence • seven common mistakes in focus groups and simulations • ve...