Early enthusiasts hailed Grendon as the "jewel in the crown" of the prison service, but since then it has often felt more like its guilty secret, whose best strategy for survival was to lie low and keep quiet.
Gawky descriptors like "leonine" and "ribald" only make this feel more like a guilty pleasure.
They were also more likely to be guilty of academic abuse towards men, when interns (p=0.03).
You were much more likely to be found guilty".
He'd like Maureen to seem more obviously guilty, but she shows no sign of having done anything wrong.
The end result is no guilty pleasure, more like a massively innocent helping of low-cal pain: the movie equivalent of Noël Coward's "potent cheap music", perhaps.
AUC values smaller than 0.5 mean that people were more likely to be wrongly classified as guilty when innocent than correctly detected when actually guilty.
While the passive approach worked, ultimately (slowly, the friend started to behave less like an intimate and more like a casual acquaintance), Ms. Zarr felt guilty about sentencing her ex-friend to a painful round of self-doubt.
More like: "you'll probably die, but first stand here looking guilty while I have a go at you for doing nothing illegal".
