Daniel Martin Katz and Michael Bommarito of Michigan State University and the ReInvent Law Lab have posted slides of their presentation entitled The Three Forms of (Legal) Prediction: Experts, Crowds and Algorithms, given 19 November 2014 at Chicago Legal Innovation and Technology Meetup, in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Among the topics covered in the presentation are:
Katz’s research on quantitative legal prediction
The Supreme Court Forecasting Project
Katz, Bommarito, and Blackman’s {Marshall}+ algorithm
Combinations of automated, crowdsourced, and expert legal prediction methods
Some comments about the presentation are shown in the storify of the meetup.
