US EditionErrors in Federal Ruling Raise Questions in Mississippi DEI Ban Case
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI, JUL 28 – A Biden-appointed judge withdrew a ruling with fabricated quotes and misstated case outcomes after lawyers exposed multiple errors, raising concerns about AI involvement in drafting.
- On Jul 29, 2025, U.S. District Judge Julien Neals withdrew a ruling that contained fabricated quotes and misstatements after attorneys exposed the errors.
- Errors surfaced when the order contained incorrect plaintiffs like the Mississippi Library Association and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. and cited cases that appear not to exist.
- On July 28, attorneys for the state filed a motion demanding explanations for discrepancies, citing misidentification of plaintiffs, non-existent declarations, and incorrect quotations from House Bill 1193.
- On Wednesday, Wingate replaced the corrected order, backdated to July 20, and parties will reconvene on Aug. 5 for a preliminary injunction hearing.
- Amid AI concerns, some attorneys questioned whether artificial intelligence was used to draft the order, citing common `hallucinations` like non-existent cases and quotes, said Christina Frohock, University of Miami law professor.
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"Federal Judge’s Order" "Lists Incorrect Parties," Includes "Wrong Quotes" and Nonexistent Cases
From Mississippi Today (Taylor Vance & Devna Bose) on Monday: A ruling from a federal judge in Mississippi contained factual errors — listing plaintiffs who weren't parties to the suit, including incorrect quotes from a state law and referring to cases that don't appear to exist — raising questions about whether artificial intelligence was involved in drafting the order. U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate issued an error-laden temporary restra…
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AI ruling? Attorneys baffled by federal judge’s order that lists incorrect parties, wrong quotes
AI ruling? Attorneys baffled by federal judge’s order that lists incorrect parties, wrong quotes JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT/Mississippi Today) – A ruling from a federal judge in Mississippi contained factual errors — listing plaintiffs who weren’t parties to the suit, including incorrect quotes from a state law and referring to cases that don’t appear to exist — raising questions about whether artificial intelligence was involved in drafting the order…
Biden-Appointed Judge Made-Up Quotes & Case Outcomes in a Ruling
A Biden-appointed district judge, Julien Neals, a DEI judge, issued a legal opinion with made-up quotes and misstated case outcomes. There were so many errors, that it brought out a number of lawyers involved in the case to step in and record all the errors. It was a work of fiction he might have conjured up […] The post Biden-Appointed Judge Made-Up Quotes & Case Outcomes in a Ruling appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
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