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Attorney Alex Alvarez spearheaded the development of Momus Analytics and touts it as the first software to use comprehensive data to rate jurors and predict how they'll impact a case.
November 01, 2019 at 06:16 PM
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A Coral Gables lawyer has released a data-driven jury-selection software that he claims is a first of its kind.
Friday marked the launch of Momus Analytics, a digital platform designed to help attorneys streamline the jury-selection process and predict juror behavior. Creators say it goes beyond administrative duties and offers personality profiles of prospective jurors.
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