Click here to see how this gizmo works.
This software is not technically snazzy. It is technically crude. (Some buttons [links] don't even work. But most of them do.) But though technically crude, MarshalPlan is theoretically sophisticated. And it is, in principle, very useful to folks such as trial lawyers and investigators. Or so I think.
This software has had a long gestation period and it has gone through many iterations. One person who played a very large part in the development of the concept -- and, to some extent, the technology -- of MarshalPlan was David A. Schum. But I don't know if David wants to take any credit or blame for the thing I have managed to cobble together over a weekend -- and over many years.
Comments are very welcome.
It's here: the law of evidence on Spindle Law. See also this post and this post.
4 comments:
I am happy to report MarshalPlan 4.0 also works with Internet Explorer.
In a few days I will unbreak some of the broken links in the software. Thanks for your patience.
Dear Peter, thank you for sharing your software. I am sure it can be very useful in evidence courses. But first I will try to see how it works :) . I will tell you any comments or doubts I have. "A preliminary theory.." works well as an introductory reading right? Bye. ray
Ray, yes, "A Preliminary Theory etc." is the best introduction.
I use the MarshalPlan software primarily in my course "Fact Investigation." See http://tillers.net/fi-course/fi-home.html
But, Ray, please keep in mind the limitations of the MarshalPlan software. See http://tillerstillers.blogspot.com/2009/07/release-of-marshalplan-30.html
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