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I'm constantly amazed at what a large percentage of otherwise smart and informed people are completely ignoring this possibility of AGI in the near term.

Okay… now I’m actually concerned

I need to be cheered up

The Second Edition of my low-cost Evidence casebook is now available. Instructors can reach out by email for a review copy. amazon.com/dp/B0F13TCCR7

Thanks so much to the amazing students at Texas A&M School of Law!

As it breaks into the Top 25 this year, no law school has ever risen further or faster in the rankings!

A testament to our amazing faculty, staff, and students!

I often return to this amusing anecdote from Thomas Grey. Amid the heyday of formalism, the Harvard faculty threatened to withhold support for the University of Chicago's fledgling law school because Chicago planned to offer courses on "unscientific" public law topics like . . .

Just Texas A&M School of Law faculty out here being pickleball 🦈s 🏓 Vanessa Casado Pérez Alex Nunn @danielewalters_

Thanks to Vanderbilt Law for this story on my @nwulrev article, co-authored with @juliasimonkerr and Ed Cheng! "When Judges Bend the Rules of Evidence" law.vanderbilt.edu/when-judges-be…

Had a wonderful time presenting “The Enduring Common Law of Evidence” to kick off the Evidence Summer Workshop at Vanderbilt Law! Thanks so much to Ron Allen for commentary, and many colleagues for great feedback.

Just wrapped the Evidence Summer Workshop (ESW) 2025 Vanderbilt Law! Grateful for 2 days of great ideas & wonderful evidence community. Huge thanks to our amazing hosts Ed Cheng, Alex Nunn, Julia Simon-Kerr & Maggie Wittlin. Already excited for next year!

Huge thanks to everyone who has offered incredible feedback on nunn.ai over these past few months! It's still very much a work in progress, but it's been exciting to watch nunn.ai grow as a free platform for democratizing access to evidence law. Try it out, and

Today's blog post deals with a HUGE opinion out of New Jersey ruling that coercive police interrogation techniques must be redacted upon request if they could goad the jury into believing the defendant is guilty: tinyurl.com/mrybj7p9

Prof. Alex Nunn (Alex Nunn) co-authored a paper in the Northwestern University Law Review titled “Bending the Rules of Evidence.” Read a recent summary written by Nate Luce from Vanderbilt Law. hubs.li/Q03n8fWg0

Sure, you've heard podcasts about scholarship, but have you ever heard a punk rock cover of an article?

Breaking my Twitter fast to share this absolute masterpiece

Today's blog post: 10th Circuit Reverses Second Degree Murder Conviction Based on Expert Improperly Testifying That Defendant's Conduct Was the "Ultimate Expression of Recklessness": tinyurl.com/ymvz4b7s

We are one week away from the return of Undisclosed Podcast: Toward Justice! Next Monday, we will cover the bombshell that dismantles any remaining case the State has against Adnan Syed.

I'm excited to share that my coauthored article with Ed Cheng—Evidentiary Rules for Administrative Hearings, 104 Texas Law Review (forthcoming 2026)—is now available on SSRN. Download and read here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…. Would love to hear your thoughts!