Using Probability Analysis to Define a Defendant's Intent Level in a Criminal Case.
Review of Business 2005, Fall, 26, 3
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Abstract Using a real-world criminal case, this paper demonstrates how probabilistic analysis can be used to determine whether a hypothetical, Reasonably-Prudent Individual, with full information concerning the consequences of driving while intoxicated at a specific Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level, could reasonably conclude such driving would probably cause injury.
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