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Last updated: 03.30 22:45
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+15.8¢
No Prison Time(No)
+12.3¢
2-5 Years(Yes)
+2.2¢
<2 Years(Yes)
Jack Doherty Prison Time? AI analysis: • +15.8¢ undervalued • Live Prediction Market fair value & mispricing alerts.
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Under Florida law, Doherty's charges (a third-degree felony for drug possession and two misdemeanors...
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No Prison Time
YesNo
93.75¢
6.25¢
78¢
22¢
0¢
+15.8¢
2-5 Years
YesNo
1.75¢
98.25¢
14¢
86¢
+12.3¢
0¢
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Exotics
This is a typical 'Influencer/Celebrity Legal Trouble' market. While Jack Doherty is known on social media, this prediction falls under entertainment/gossip, making it moderately exotic compared to mainstream societal issues.
Movers
March 29, 2026 - March 30, 2026, the price of 'No Prison Time' plunged from 92.15c to 76.5c, while '2-5 Years' surged from 3.2c to 23.35c. This was due to the market's panic reaction to potential trial developments or rumors of charge upgrades (e.g., the substance involved potentially being upgraded from amphetamines to cocaine, which carries stricter penalties), leading to a sharply higher expectation of substantive prison time.
March 9, 2026 - March 15, 2026, the market entered a stabilization and recovery phase. 'No Prison Time' adjusted from a high of 94c down to 90.9c before rebounding to 92.3c. The narrowing volatility suggests trader consensus on the legal outcome is solidifying, moving away from short-term social media sentiment.
February 19, 2026 - February 25, 2026, 'No Prison Time' dropped from 97.15c to 86.9c (>10c decline), while '<2 Years' surged from 3.35c to 12.65c. This shift represented a market correction where traders hedged against the risk of a short custodial sentence (County Jail) potentially triggered by Doherty's behavior, adjusting from the previously overly aggressive (>97%) certainty of no prison.
Divergence
Mainstream legal consensus generally expects pre-trial intervention (PTI) or probation for a young first-time offender facing a non-violent 3rd-degree drug felony and misdemeanors, viewing the '7-year maximum' frequently cited by media as sensational clickbait. However, Polymarket is currently pricing a roughly 23.5% chance of a substantive prison sentence (specifically 2-5 years), which sharply diverges from statistical Florida sentencing outcomes for such cases. Traders are likely over-indexing on Doherty's abrasive public persona and unconfirmed rumors of upgraded charges.