Judges and legislators now openly acknowledge using artificial intelligence (AI) to draft opinions and shape statutes. This Essay names this emerging phenomenon Artificial Legal Intelligence (ALI)—AI-created law—and argues that ALI presents a “hard” problem: whether law produced or substantively shaped by artificial systems can maintain the normative legitimacy that attaches to human-generated law. In contrast […]

It is not often that the Supreme Court creates constitutionally required exceptions to established evidentiary rules. For that reason, when the Court created a racial bias exception to the centuries-o...

Recent Case: Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo, No. 25A169, 2025 WL 2585637 (U.S. Sep. 8, 2025) Sharon Brett0* Copyright © 2026 by Sharon Brett, Associate Professor of Law, University of Kansas School of Law. T...

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