Court Considering Whether Litigant Should Be Barred From Further Self-Represented Filings, Because of Fabricated Citations

Court Considering Whether Litigant Should Be Barred from Further Self-Represented Filings, Because of Fabricated Citations

The court orders the litigant to explain why she shouldn't be so barred, and notes that hallucinated citations are "a growing problem in Florida's appellate courts."

A Stenographer Submitted AI-Generated Errors in Official Court Transcript, Judge Says

A judge caught a court reporter making AI-generated errors in a court transcript, and put stenographers everywhere on notice for their use of AI. In a memorandum decision concerning a case about a man who sold drugs to another man who overdosed and died, filed on July 23, Judge Paul Felix wrote in a footnote of the decision that a transcript contained errors that looked a lot like generative AI. The footnote was spotted by attorney Rob Freund on…

Chancery Addresses AI Hallucinations in Court Filings

A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision provides a cautionary tale about the issues raised by AI hallucinations in a court filing. In Leiske v. Kidd, C.A. No. 2025-0426-CDW (LWW) (Del. Ch. July 1, 2026), the court addressed a court filing with AI hallucinations and analyzed potential consequences.Noteworthiness of This CaseThis short post intentionally does not identify the lawyers or the law firm involved, but instead provides highlights a…