• Trial by Mathematics - Reconsidered (2010)
• An Evidence Module
• MarshalPlan 3.0
• MarshalPlan 3.2
• MarshalPlan: Theory
• Brain Science
• William Twining (2008)
• A New Science of Evidence (1989)
• Are There Universal Principles or Forms of Evidential Inference? (2008)
• Book Announcement (2008); Table of Contents (2008)
• Picturing Inference (2005)
• Visualizing Evidence & Inference (2007)
• Is Reasonable Doubt Quantifiable? (2006)
• Announcement: Old Scholars Law Abstracts (OSLA)
• The Death of a Youth and of a Drunkard (2006)
• Intellectual History, Probability, and the Law of Evidence (1993)
• Legal History for a Dummy (2005)
• A Pilgrim's Tale: Bayesian Dragons and Other Illusions (1992)
• Hearsay Logic (1992)
• Modern Theories of Relevancy, 1931-1981
• Forms of Uncertainty in Legal Reasoning (2005)
• The Value of Evidence in Law (1988)
• Mapping Inferential Domains (1986)
• Introduction to the Seminal 1986 Boston Conference
• Konstanz Lectures on Probability and Uncertainty in Law (2003)
• Musings about the Purpose(s) of a Conference (2002?)
• A Theory of Preliminary Fact Investigation (1991)
• Overview of Evidence Marshaling Methods
• Weighing Decisions about Proof in Litigation (1999)
• The Explosive Dynamic Complexity of Evidentiary Processes (2000)
• Spotty Semiotics (2000)
• Notes: A Cartesian Perspective on the Process of Proof (1998)
• What Is Wrong with Character Evidence? (1998)
• A Statistical Oddity: Shonubi (1997 & 1998)
• Evidence and Tragedy: Shonubi redux (2005)
• Joint Report (Testimony) of Schum & Tillers (Dec. 21, 1994) in United States v. Shonubi
• Fabrication of Facts in Investigation and Adjudication (1995, 1998 & 2007)
• A Hearsay Riddle Reconsidered (1999) (for the benefit of hearsay enthusiasts only!)
• Rethinking Relevancy (1984)
• Links to Useful Evidence-Related Web Sites
• Peter Tillers: Curriculum Vitae
• Some Visual Personal History

You can access some of Peter Tillers' papers on the Social Science Research Network (SSRN) at the following URL: http://ssrn.com/author=228933

Scientific & expert evidence:

• Scientific Evidence (fall 2010)
  

An unusual & useful course:

• Fact Investigation

Basic law & principles of evidence:

• Evidence (fall 2010)