I’ve attached a primer on basic statistics as Appendix 1. If the reader does not come from a data background I strongly suggest reading it. Introduction Youth crime in Queensland has been called a crisis[1], a beatup, something to be cracked down on[2], and everything between. Part of the problem with analysing youth crime is …
Youth Crime, An Epidemic or Sniffle: Analyzing 2019-2022 Crime in QLD Read More »
So it’s been a couple of months, and I have a few fairly large (related) projects in the pipeline. As such, the website has been quiet – and I haven’t been working off my existing content. So I’m going to do a local-scale article on an analysis of the QLD Bar Association data, and I’m …
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Thesis “Can time series analysis be used to identify patterns, dependencies and trends in court data, and how do these patterns relate to the outcomes of legal cases? A case study of court data from the Australian High Court using all HCATRANS transcripts between 2013-2022. This question seeks to explore the potential of time series …
HCASL Analysis 1 – Annual Trends And Patterns In Grants Read More »
INSTALL LINK My apologies for the file size. Since it’s an exe file in a zip file I suspect it will also set off malware flags. Introduction and Summary When I practiced Criminal Law – I found for most people, their number one goal was to get out of jail. Since not all defendants get …
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App 1 – Month Calculator This app allows the user to calculate the shortest possible sentence a defendant can achieve – depending on which month they plead guilty on. For example, if a sentence is 1 month long, a defendant who pleads guilty in February gets 28 days and March gets 31 days. This gets …