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Table 1.

The variables used in the study and their definitions.

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Fig 1.

Flowchart of divorce proceedings and contents of a second instance sentence concerning child custody.

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Table 2.

Examples of phrases identified in the court sentences for each of the factual elements and legal principles.

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Table 3.

Sample descriptives using t-test for equality of means.

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Table 4.

Sample descriptives using t-test for equality of means.

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Table 5.

Contingency tables, Chi-square test and odds ratios for categorical variables.

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Table 6.

Multivariate linear regressions relating factual elements to legal principles.

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Table 7.

Logistic regression analysis and neural network models for predicting court decisions on custody (DEC_JOINT).

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Table 8.

Decision rules for the prediction of the trial outcome from the CHAID algorithm showing winning and losing strategies.

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