Courts are entering a new era of evidence — one where photos, audio, and video can be entirely fabricated. In this clip from New Law Order, Judge Paul Grimm discusses a real case where alleged deepfake evidence contributed to a father losing custody of his children — and explains how the legal system is moving from concerns about edited evidence to fully synthetic evidence. As generative AI improves, judges and lawyers face a growing challenge: how to authenticate what’s real. The shift raises urgent questions about evidentiary standards, due process, and the future of truth in court. Featuring: • Judge Paul Grimm — Director, Bolch Judicial Institute & former U.S. District Judge • John Morley — Yale Law School professor and co-host of New Law Order • Joel Cohen — Founder of TalksOnLaw & co-host of New Law Order Excerpt from New Law Order Watch the full episode here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6PN5NVZ8r7DfCJEkzYMY76?si=abfdf0802da84b93 More episodes on the New Law Order podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2gpiCxihDfSfNxiI1CQ4LI #law #legalai #deepfake #evidence #lawyers #courts #newlaworder #legaltech

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