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EvidentialPatterns

tags: classification, forensics, legal

Note: This is an AI-generated dataset so its content may be inaccurate or false

Dataset Description:

The 'EvidentialPatterns' dataset is a curated collection of facts relevant to criminal law, specifically focusing on the strength of evidence as it pertains to inculpatory single facts. Each row represents a different fact or fact pattern that has been found in criminal discovery, classified as a type of evidence, and assessed for its evidentiary strength in establishing a defendant's culpability in a specific crime. The dataset includes various evidence types such as forensic evidence, witness testimonies, and digital footprints. The strength column scores the inculpatory or exculpatory strength of each piece of evidence on a scale of -5 to +5, where -5 is very exculpatory and +5 is very inculpatory. A 'labels' column has been added to categorize the evidence into broader legal themes.

CSV Content Preview:

fact_description,type,crime,strength,labels
"A set of fingerprints matches the defendant's at the crime scene","forensic","Burglary",3,"Property Crime"
"Eyewitness account identifying the defendant in a video","witness","Assault",4,"Violent Crime"
"Digital footprints placing the defendant at the crime scene","digital","Embezzlement",2,"Financial Crime"
"Forged documents used to deceive victims","document","Fraud",4,"White-Collar Crime"
"Testimony of the defendant admitting to the act","testimony","Insider Trading",5,"Financial Crime"

Source of the data:

The dataset was generated using the Infinite Dataset Hub and microsoft/Phi-3-mini-4k-instruct using the query 'The 'CrimeStrengthFacts' dataset is a curated collection of facts relevant to criminal law, specifically focusing on the strength of evidence as it pertains to inculpatory single facts. Each row represents a different fact or fact pattern that has been found in criminal discovery, classified as a type of evidence, and assessed for its evidentiary strength in establishing a defendant's culpability in a specific crime. The description columns details the fact or fact pattern, the type column classifies the type of evidence, the crime column details the specific crime charged and the strength is a (-5)-(+5) scoring of the exculpatory or inculpatory strengthen of the piece of evidence with -5 being very exculpatory and +5 being very inculpatiory. ':