Dear Stevan,
I get everthing except this paragraph:
> Suppose the probability that the DNA will call someone guilty when they
> are really innocent is very low, and the jury misinterprets this as
> meaning that the probability that they are really innocent when the DNA
> calls them guilty is very low; so they vote guilty.
I think I understand what you are trying to say, but have
you not just the same thing twice in this sentence? If not,
then I think I am more confused that I thought.
Thanks, Jennie
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jennie dock
jmd195@soton.ac.uk
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