kdnyhan OP , 6 hours ago

In particular this is fascinating:

McIntosh, L., & Smee, E. (2024, February 7). Science Misused in the Law: A Case Study of the Scientific Articles Cited in the US Mifepristone Court Case. TL;DR. https://www.digital-science.com/tldr/article/science-misused-in-the-law/

I was aware of the retractions of some the papers cited in the mifepristone decision, but I was not aware of this analysis -- using scientometric data to analyze the network of the publications that exist and should probably have been cited, versus what actually was cited.