no offense taken. and yes it would be interesting...interesting and sad.
i don't care how bad the guy got screwed, he doesn't have a lick of an excuse for killing a woman and her child.
and by saying, "well, look. the poor guys are getting in the back with the longest, sharpest knife all the time. while the women are walking away with gold and diamonds. what did you expect?" is only excusing the behavior.
if they want these tragedies to lessen they'd better take a hard look at the causes? meaning the bias in the courtroom? you've got to be kidding me. the ONLY blame for this tragedy or any similar one lies in the man or woman who committed it. if they (we) want these tragedies to lessen, let's focus on the real problem and not the symptom.
the real causes are not the bias in the courtroom or even the back-stabbing, "let's screw him as much as we can" yucky women out there. those are just symptoms of the real causes. and convenient excuses at the time. the real causes are a decay of our societal responsibilities.
if we all had been taught and in turn teach our children to love, honor, value, and respect humans and life, this wouldn't be happening. if we as a society had a more positive view of the union between man and woman, these things wouldn't be happening. if we demanded personal responsibillity from every single person in this country instead of making excuses for actions, then when two people got divorced, it would be less likely that this would happen. yes, it's ugly and hurtful. but responsible adults, even if they themselves are too emotionally involved to work it through, will find a way to get it done quickly, rationally, and without violence.
that's what we all need to be taking a long, hard look at. who cares what the statistics say about bias and the tragedies that occur afterward. fix the problems i mentioned above, and you'll be well on your way to fixing the tragedies AND the bias.