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Automating the Tedium: What AI-Powered Transcription and Summaries Can (and Can’t) Do for Legal Teams

Optima Juris

Todays litigators must navigate an ever-growing mountain of case data, documents, and transcripts. Multiply that by the number of witnesses, and it’s no surprise that manually reviewing transcripts has become one of the most time-consuming tasks in case prep. One deposition transcript can easily stretch beyond 200 pages.

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Jury Bias: Uncovering its Influence on Trials

Jury Analyst

Pseudoscience is based on subjectivity and intuition rather than objectivity and empiricism. Science is only meant to objectively test whether or not those intuitions hold up when put to the test. Attorneys may have preconceived notions about what makes a good juror generally and speaking and based on their own intuitive case theories.

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The Power of Confirmation Bias: Uncovering its Influence on Trials

Jury Analyst

Pseudoscience is based on subjectivity and intuition, rather than objectivity and empiricism. Science is only meant to objectively test whether or not those intuitions hold up when put to the test. This can compromise the fairness of the trial, as witness credibility is a critical factor in the determination of guilt or innocence.