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Excluding the Political Extremists 

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This continues our series of student reflections and analysis authored by our research team. Excluding the Political Extremists  Bridget Dickens As the Prosecution Project finds new cases, our first step is to see if they should be included. There are basic requirements, like the date range and ensuring they a felony. However, the deciding factor is […]

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People vs. Property and the Ambiguity of Data

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This continues our series of student reflections and analysis authored by our research team. People vs. Property and the Ambiguity of Data Megan Roques When coding my first few cases with tPP, I thought “how could people think this is hard?” The cases were straightforward and simple, the offense was either charged with a clear charge […]

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Not Your Stereotypical Terrorism

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This continues our series of student reflections and analysis authored by our research team. Not Your Stereotypical Terrorism Sarah Carrier It is a regular day, you are drinking your morning coffee, when suddenly your phone receives a news alert. The title reads something like, “Another Terrorist Attack Strikes America”. You think to yourself, “Great, another ISIS […]

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On tPP’s 3-step Verification Process

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This continues our series of student reflections and analysis authored by our research team. On tPP’s 3-step Verification Process Izzy Bielamowicz More-so than in the past, this semester I have come to realize the importance of tPP’s verification process. Throughout my time as a member of tPP, I always viewed multi-person verification as useful, but it […]