THE INTEGRATION OF BANKING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS: THE NEED FOR REGULATORY REFORM

566 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY The results were dramatic. The husband’s known writings and the farewell letter shared a number of ...

INTUITION VERSUS ALGORITHM 567 the testimony, but permit the jury to draw the inferences of identity for which there is not an a ...

568 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY time when so many features are either shared or differentiated, but we simply do not know. In a di ...

INTUITION VERSUS ALGORITHM 569 III. JUDICIAL REACTIONS TO AUTHORSHIP ATTRIBUTION EVIDENCE This section comments on what the Amer ...

570 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY stylistic features of the threat letters had enough in common to suggest that all were written by ...

INTUITION VERSUS ALGORITHM 571 time of this writing, a federal Magistrate Judge has credited McMenamin’s position^80 and recomme ...

572 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY anonymous documents.^88 The matter of fact discussion by the appellate court, however, suggests no ...

INTUITION VERSUS ALGORITHM 573 us the capacity to do this. And we indeed use the capacity. As Malcolm Coulthard has pointed out, ...

574 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY same token, computational linguists and computer scientists are accustomed to testing their algori ...

INTUITION VERSUS ALGORITHM 575 direction.^96 This will no doubt require far more collaboration between the forensic linguistic c ...

576 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY themselves with which features appear relevant in a particular case, as long as enough do. One suc ...

577 CODIFYING COMMON LAW: THE SELF- CRITICAL ANALYSIS PRIVILEGE AND THE NEW JERSEY PATIENT SAFETY ACT Adam Blander* INTRODUCTION ...

578 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY That certain medical investigations, evaluations, and peer review reports^5 should be privileged i ...

CODIFYING COMMON LAW 579 crystallized, unbending, and absolute privilege, which could likely produce more consistent, albeit per ...

580 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY doctrine (commonly referred to as “Rule 407”^13 ), which, in practice, would deem self-critical ma ...

CODIFYING COMMON LAW 581 While many privileges are so deeply rooted in our culture that few would question their necessity—the p ...

582 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY speak frankly if they know their own self-critical analyses could be discovered by outsiders, or w ...

CODIFYING COMMON LAW 583 doctrine is a protection, not a privilege: a court will order discovery if a litigant asserts a “substa ...

584 JOURNAL OF LAW AND POLICY the attorney-client privilege nor the work-product doctrine can ensure the confidentiality of self ...

CODIFYING COMMON LAW 585 process, without a showing of exceptional necessity, would result in terminating such deliberations. Co ...