| Frequency distribution (%) | |
|---|---|
| The Orthodox person is more likely to be found guilty | 4 |
| Representative of another religion is more likely to be found guilty | 14 |
| They both have the same chance of being found guilty / not guilty | 73 |
| DK/RA | 9 |
ORTHNON: Orthodox vs. non-Orthodox - chance of not-guilty verdict
Question text: Suppose two people - one of them Orthodox, another one representative of another religion living in Georgia - each appear in court, charged with an identical crime they did not commit. Choose an answer from this card to show who you think would be more likely to be found guilty?
Values:
- The Orthodox person is more likely to be found guilty
- Representative of another religion is more likely to be found guilty
- They both have the same chance of being found guilty / not guilty
- DK/RA
ORTHNON in other datasets:
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Attitudes towards the Judicial System in Georgia, 2014
Attitudes towards the Judicial System in Georgia, 2014
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