Hamm v. Smith · ¶153

This approach is fagrantly unsound. When a defendant has multiple IQ scores, it is indefensible to use the lower bound of his lowest score to determine whether his “true” IQ is 70 or below. Such an approach contravenes basic principles of psychological measurement and statistics.

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