 Finally, legal probabilists can pursue a holistic approach in response to the conjunction paradox. This solution has been defended by opponents of legal probabilism (Allen 1986; Allen and Pardo 2019), but can also be adopted by legal probabilists. Instead of assessing the posterior probabilities of individual claims given individual pieces of evidence, the holistic approach recommends assessing the probability of the overall composite claim, say \(A \wedge B\), in light of all the evidence available (Hedden and Colyvan, 2019; see however the response by Allen 2020). Bayesian networks (see earlier discussion in Section 3) can help to assess the evidence holistically (de Zoete, Sjerps, and Meester 2017; de Zoete and Sjerps 2018; Neil et al. 2019).