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Professor of Law
Vanderbilt Law School
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Background Information
My research concentrates on scientific and expert evidence, and the interaction between law and statistics. I currently teach evidence, torts, and an introductory statistics class for lawyers.
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Recent Publications
MODERN SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE (2012-13 Edition)
(5 vols.) (with David Faigman, Jeremy Blumenthal, Jennifer Mnookin, Erin Murphy, and Joseph Sanders) [Link]
Reconceptualizing the Burden of Proof,, 122 Yale Law Journal ___ (forthcoming 2013) [Link]
Is High-Altitude Mountaineering Russian Roulette?, Journal of Quantitative Analysis in Sports ___ (forthcoming 2013)
Erie and the Rules of Evidence,, 65 Vanderbilt Law Review En Banc 231 (2012) [PDF]
When 10 Trials Are Better Than 1000: An Evidentiary Perspective on Trial Sampling, 160 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 955 (2012) [Link]
A Practical Solution to the Reference Class Problem, 109 Columbia Law Review 2081 (2009) [Link]
Response: Are Proffers of Inadmissible Evidence Wrongful? 7 International Commentary on Evidence, issue 1, art. 7 (2009) (response) [Link]
Will Quants Rule the (Legal) World?, 107 Michigan Law Review 967 (2009) (book review) [PDF]
The Myth of the Generalist Judge, 61 Stanford Law Review 519 (2008) [Link]
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