Paul Grimm

Books

Discovery Problems and Their Solutions (American Bar Association, 2005, 2d ed. 2009, 3d ed. 2013, 4th ed. 2020) (with Charles S. Fax & Paul Mark Sandler)
Maryland Discovery Problems and Solutions (Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, 2008, Maryland State Bar Association, 2d ed. 2020) (with Charles S. Fax & Paul Mark Sandler)
Managing E-Discovery and ESI, From Pre-Litigation Through Trial (American Bar Association, Section of Litigation Management, 2011) (editor with others)
Electronically Stored Information in Maryland and Federal Courts: Discovery, Admissibility & Ethics (Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, 2008) (with Lisa M. Yurwit)
Murphy & Grimm’s Comparative Guide to the Maryland and Federal Rules of Evidence (Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, 2007) (editor with Joseph F. Murphy, Jr.)
Fundamentals of Trial Evidence: State and Federal (Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, 1997) (with Matthew G. Hjortsberg)
Taking and Defending Depositions: A Handbook for Maryland Attorneys (Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, 1991)
Comments on the Law of Evidence Relating to Administrative Hearings in Maryland (Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, 1982)

Articles & Essays

The GPTJudge: Justice in a Generative AI World, 23 Duke Law & Technology Review 1-34 (2023) (with others)
Is Disclosure and Certification of the Use of Generative AI Really Necessary?, 107 Judicature 69-77 (2023) (with others)
Artificial Intelligence as Evidence, 19 Northwestern Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property 9-106 (2021) (with others)
Discovery of Expert Reports and Testimony in Criminal Cases, 69 Department of Justice Journal of Federal Law and Practice 77-89 (2021)
Practical Considerations for the Admissibility of Artificial Intelligence Evidence, 2 Maryland Bar Journal 39-41 (2021)
Admissibility of Historical Cell Phone Location Evidence, 44 Litigation 53-56 (2018)
Challenges Facing Judges Regarding Expert Evidence in Criminal Cases, 86 Fordham Law Review 1601-1615 (2018)
Introduction: Reflections on the Future of Discovery in Civil Cases, 71 Vanderbilt Law Review 1775-1784 (2018)
New Evidence Rules and Artificial Intelligence, 45 Litigation 6-9 (2018)
Recent Changes to Federal Rules of Evidence: Will They Make It Easier to Authenticate ESI, 19 Sedona Conference Journal 707-743 (2018) (with Kevin F. Brady)
Are We Insane? The Quest for Proportionality in the Discovery Rules of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, 36 Review of Litigation 117-192 (2017)
Authenticating Digital Evidence, 69 Baylor Law Review 1-55 (2017) (with others)
Practical Ways to Achieve Proportionality During Discovery and Reduce Costs in the Pretrial Phase of Federal Civil Cases, 51 Akron Law Review 721-748 (2017)
A Pragmatic Approach to Discovery Reform: How Small Changes Can Make a Big Difference in Civil Discovery, 64 South Carolina Law Review 495-535 (2013) (with David S. Yellin)
Authentication of Social Media Evidence, 36 American Journal of Trial Advocacy 433-472 (2013) (with others)
The [Judicial] Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves”: The Prisoner’s Dilemma of Cooperative Discovery and Proposals for Improved Morale, 43 University of Baltimore Law Forum 107-132 (2013) (with Heather Leigh Williams)
Admissibility of Expert Testimony in Federal Courts: A View From the Bench, in Coping With Psychiatric and Psychological Testimony 13-27 (David Faust ed., 2012)
Direct Examination—A View From the Bench, in Anatomy of a Trial: A Handbook for Young Lawyers 111-115 (Paul Mark Sandler ed., 2011)
Federal Rule of Evidence 502: Has It Lived up to Its Potential?, 17 Richmond Journal of Law & Technology 1-82 (2011) (with others)
The State of Discovery Practice in Civil Cases: Must the Rules Be Changed to Reduce Costs and Burden, or Can Significant Improvements Be Achieved Within the Existing Rules, 12 Sedona Conference Journal 47-67 (2011)
New Paradigm for Discovery Practice: Cooperation, 43 Maryland Bar Journal 26-31 (2010) (with others)
The Admissibility of Behavioral Science Evidence in the Courtroom: The Translation of Legal to Scientific Concepts and Back, 6 Annual Review of Clinical Psychology 49-77 (2010) (with others)
The Confrontation Clause and the Hearsay Rule: What Hearsay Exceptions Are Testimonial?, 40 University of Baltimore Law Forum 155-204 (2010) (with others)
Back to the Future: Lorraine v. Markel American Insurance Co. and New Findings on the Admissibility of Electronically Stored Information, 42 Akron Law Review 357-418 (2009) (with others)
Discovery About Discovery: Does the Attorney-Client Privilege Protect All Attorney-Client Communications Relating to the Preservation of Potentially Relevant Information?, 37 University of Baltimore Law Review 413-455 (2008) (with others)
Ethical Issues Associated With Preserving, Accessing, Discovering, and Using Electronically Stored Information, 14 Fidelity Law Journal 57-107 (2008) (with Joel P. Williams)
Ethical Issues Associated With Preserving, Accessing, Discovering, and Using Electronically Stored Information, 56 United States Attorneys' Bulletin 1-18 (2008)
Legal Standards Governing the Collection of Admissible Electronic Evidence in Criminal Cases in the United States: Balancing Privacy Interests and Law Enforcement Interests, 2 Sungkyunkwan Journal of Science & Technology Law 1 (2008) (with Alexander Major)
Proportionality in the Post-Hoc Analysis of Pre-Litigation Preservation Decisions, 37 University of Baltimore Law Review 381-412 (2008) (with others)
Trial Practice Management, in EDiscovery for Corporate Counsel (Carole Basri & Mary Mack eds., 2008) (with others)
Hearsay, Confrontation, and Forfeiture by Wrongdoing: Crawford v. Washington, a Reassessment of the Confrontation Clause, 35 University of Baltimore Law Forum 5-47 (2004) (with Jerome E. Deise, Jr.)
Low-Tech Solutions to High-Tech Wizardry: Computer-Generated Evidence, 37 Maryland Bar Journal 5-11 (2004) (with Claudia Diamond)
Impeachment and Rehabilitation Under the Maryland Rules of Evidence: An Attorney's Guide, 24 University of Baltimore Law Review 95-147 (1994)
Evidence: Prior Crimes and Prior Bad Acts Evidence, 6 New Mexico Law Review 405-412 (1976)
Parole Revocation and the Right to Counsel, 5 New Mexico Law Review 311-319 (1975)

Newspaper Articles and Commentary

More Public Trust in Courts Needed to Fight Threats to Judges, Bloomberg Law (December 7, 2023)
The Judiciary Is Under Attack. Lawyers Have a Duty to Defend It, Bloomberg Law (October 24, 2023)
Uniform Standards Needed Now for Sexual Assault Prosecution Offices, Marine Corps Times (July 3, 2023) (with Meghan Tokash)
Artificial Justice: The Quandary of AI in the Courtroom, Judicature International (September 1, 2022) (with others)

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