Short Course on Economics for Judges The Short Course on Economics for Judges was a lecture program on basic economic concepts which were reinforced by numerous applications to law and public policy.  

Case Analysis Seminar In the Case Analysis Seminar, an economic concept was introduced by one of the moderators, a case was briefed by one of the program participants, and an in-depth discussion of the economic concepts and their application to the case by the group followed. The sessions were moderated by law and economics scholars … Continue reading “Case Analysis Seminar”

Workshop – Judging by Numbers: Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Legal Analytics in Court This course provided an introduction to the fundamental elements of using and interpreting quantitative reasoning in the practice of law.  Topics covered included; data, distributions, statistical analysis, graphs, big data, legal analytics software, and artificial intelligence. No formal background in these fields … Continue reading “Economics Workshop, Judging by Numbers: Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Legal Analytics in Court”