What is proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 707?

Proposed FRE 707 would apply FRE 702(b)-(d)'s reliability requirements to machine-generated evidence introduced without a human expert sponsor — closing a gap where algorithmic output might otherwise escape the scrutiny applied to expert testimony. It is a…

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Evidence / professional-responsibility rule · FRE 707 (proposed).

Proposed FRE 707 would apply FRE 702(b)-(d)'s reliability requirements to machine-generated evidence introduced without a human expert sponsor — closing a gap where algorithmic output might otherwise escape the scrutiny applied to expert testimony. It is a proposed rule under the rulemaking process, not yet in effect, so treat it as forward-looking. Planisphere's reproducible measurement supports the kind of reliability showing FRE 707 would demand; it does not opine on whether a court will admit a given output.

Cite-anchor: Proposed Federal Rule of Evidence 707 — machine-generated evidence (PROPOSED, not yet effective) · Imports FRE 702(b)–(d) reliability factors; comment closed 2026-02-16, earliest effective 2027-12-01

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FRE 707 (proposed) sets the bar an AI output must clear before a tribunal or a client relies on it — reliability, candor…

machine-generated evidence · Rule-702-grade reliability for AI output (PROPOSED).

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