District Attorneys, Judges, Prosecutor's, Defendants, Plaintiffs, Ai and how this affects the court system.
Articles around the nation. Post them here
Today, I came across, in my County of residence, Nevada County, CA, an article where a prosecutor used Ai to prepare a filing which resulted in inaccurate legal citations.
My reason for posting this, I question how this can potentially have legal repercussions for all of us on both sides of the isle, defendants, plaintiffs, judges, DA’s, etc If this starts to be the norm, can it have an effect on us using a platform like this. Can judges potentially hold it against us? Obviously if we make inaccurate legal citations it works against us regardless. This is good reason to make sure what we are filing is accurate. Read and reread any motions filed etc. Killdebt obviously works in a way to not allow the use of inaccurate legal citations. I found it does a great job in this department. Doesn’t mean not to check and confirm. But I thought it would be good to keep track of these stories around the country and to have a discussion around it.