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Indiana Courts Sanction Lawyers for AI Errors as Adoption Surges

Indiana judges are imposing sanctions on attorneys for submitting filings containing AI-generated errors, including a case involving 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's lawyer. This crackdown coincides with a sharp rise in AI usage among legal professionals, with 94% now using the technology, though 83% express concern over inaccurate outputs. While adoption accelerates, courts are tightening rules to ensure accuracy and prevent fabricated information in legal proceedings.

via IndyStar|

#ai-hallucinations #indiana-courts #judicial-oversight

law-and-politics3 years ago•4 min saved

Historic 15-Judge Panel to Review Coalition's Reasonableness Law Petitions

The High Court of Justice in Israel will convene a 15-judge panel to hear petitions against a controversial law that limits the court's oversight of its own actions. The law, known as the "reasonableness" law, prohibits the court from reviewing government and ministerial decisions through the judicial reasonableness standard. Opponents argue that this standard is a critical safeguard against arbitrary government actions, while the coalition argues that the court has abused its scope of intervention. The hearing, scheduled for September 12, has sparked an unprecedented protest movement against the government.

via The Times of Israel|

#high-court-of-justice #judicial-oversight #law-and-politics

politics3 years ago•6 min saved

"Protests escalate in Israel against government actions and judicial oversight bill"

Protests against a bill to curtail judicial oversight over government decisions are expected to intensify across Israel, with demonstrations planned at over 150 locations. The bill is set to have its first reading in the Knesset on Monday. Protest leaders have warned that the legislation could lead to a dictatorship and have called for a demonstration "such as has never been seen before in Israel" on Tuesday. In addition to the protests, reservists have threatened not to volunteer for service if the bill becomes law. Former prime minister Ehud Barak has called on elite military members to refuse to serve if the bill passes. The coalition aims to have the legislation enacted into law before the Knesset breaks for summer recess.

via The Times of Israel|

#government #israel #judicial-oversight