Earl H. Maas, III
B--
69% — 119 of 172 rulings upheld, per qwen3.8-27b; in the top 40% of 312 graded judges
On the assumption that the model is right — qwen3.8-27b reads the court's own disposition right 70% of the time, graded on a curve: A is the top fifth of the judges graded under this model, F the bottom fifth; ++ / + / − / −− within the band. How the grade is made.
89cases reviewed on appeal
32%reversed, in whole or part, of 87 merits decisions
Outcomes on appeal
affirmed 58 reversed 17 reversed in part 11 writ denied 2 modified 1
Areas
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Analysis
167reviewed cases analysed
566rulings read
2rulings where the model disagrees with the court
20cases with a verified missed authority
0appellate opinions called questionable
Counts of a model's readings across this judge's reviewed cases, each shown on its case page beside the court's disposition. Not a finding about the judge.
Cases
- Torres v. FedEx Office and Print Services CA4/1
- Finlan v. Chase
- All of Us or None etc. v. Hamrick
- Vaca v. Vilkin CA4/1
- Farhoomand v. Caine CA4/1
- Paprock v. First Transit CA4/1
- Passerelle v. Palomar Community College Dist. CA4/1
- U.S. Financial, L.People v. LNR Group, Inc. CA4/1
- Rodman v. Blake CA4/1
- Kirk v. Dimitri CA4/1
- Hackbart v. Uppal CA4/1