Daniel R. Tilly

Daniel R. Tilly is Assistant Professor of Law at Baylor University teaching Practice Court III, Evidence, and Trial Advocacy. Develops integrated approaches combining procedural doctrine with courtroom skills training. Previously directed advocacy programs at Campbell Law School, building nationally-ranked competition teams including world championship winners.

Research critically examines evidentiary practices, particularly regarding:

• Character evidence impacts on crime victims
• Adoption records confidentiality standards
• Digital evidence admissibility challenges

Serves on judicial advisory commissions including North Carolina Rules Advisory Commission and speaks nationally on evidence reform. Baylor Law graduate (honors) with litigation experience in civil practice.