BROOKLYN, N.Y.—After Yunio Morla was charged with assaulting and choking his ex-girlfriend, a Brooklyn prosecutor asked a judge to hold him on $15,000 bail. His record included a 2007 felony conviction involving the same woman.
The defense attorney pointed to a sheet on the judge’s bench that held a potential key to his client’s freedom: the result of a new algorithm that had crunched Mr. Morla’s data and scored the likelihood the 41-year-old contractor would appear at his future court dates. His score was 25 out of 25. “You have some scientific evidence that people in similar situations would make it to all their court dates,” Mr. Morla’s lawyer said at the November arraignment.The algorithm is at the center of a real-world experiment New York City began late last year to help decide who stays in jail before a criminal trial and who goes free. The tool, the result of a $2.
Great job with the crime rate.
Zionists never go to jail and just do whatever you want to the rest as long as it's severe..
Based on the huge increases in crime lately, I think their algorithm screwed up. Lmao.
No need for a point system, just jail all criminals for life.
How about using the United States Constitution...👍🇺🇸
Why have judges
Liberals love to Spend other people's money.
So it's big Brother, Orwell would be proud...
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