The Dynamics of Judicial Proof

- Making Sense of the Process of Proof in Litigation

- One: Common Sense Reasoning

- Artificial Intelligence, Mindreading, and Reasoning in Law

- Common Sense, Rationality and the Legal Process

- What Is "Common" about Common Sense? Cautionary Tales for Travelers Crossing Disciplinary Boundaries

- Two: Fuzzy and Rough Logic

- From Computing with Numbers to Computing with Words: From Manipulation of Measurements to Manipulation of Perceptions

- Fuzzy Logic and Its Application to Legal Reasoning - A Comment to Professor Zadeh

- A Primer on Rough Sets: A New Approach to Drawing Conclusions from Data

- Three: The Structure of Factual Inference in Judicial Settings

- Alternative Views of Argument Construction from a Mass of Evidence

- Explaining Relevance

- Theories of Uncertainty: Explaining the Possible Sources of Error in Inferences

- Models of Data Generation vs. Models of Events that Generate Data

- Four: Dynamic Inference and Choice in Dynamic Environments

- Action and Procedure in Reasoning

- Decision Analysis and Law

- Five: Abductive Inference

- Serendipity and Abduction in Proofs, Presumptions and Emerging Laws

- On the Proof Dynamics of Inference to the Best Explanation

- Species of Abductive Reasoning in Fact Investigation in Law

- Abductive Reasoning in Law: Taxonomy and Inference to the Best Explanation

- Six: From Theory to Practice: "Intelligent" Procedures for Drawing Inferences in Static and Dynamic Legal Environments

- Computational Inference for Evidential Reasoning in Support of Judicial Proof

- Logical Argumentation, Abduction and Bayesian Decision Theory: A Bayesian Approach to Logical Arguments and Its Application to Legal Evidential Reasoning

- Structured Deliberation for Dynamic Uncertain Inference

- Seven: Judicial Proof and Economic Rationality

- Saving Desdemona

- Othello Could Not Optimize: Economics, Hearsay, and Less Adversary Systems

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