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What criminal defense AI actually means Criminal defense AI refers to the use of artificial intelligence tools to support core defense workflows. They can transcribe and search audio and video evidence, summarize discovery materials and other documents, draft motions, build timelines, analyze plea o … Read more »

The reality of wrongful conviction cases The National Registry of Exonerations has documented nearly 4,000 wrongful convictions in the United States since 1989. That figure includes only cases that resulted in exoneration. The early wave of innocence work was anchored in DNA. Test the evidence, get … Read more »

AI hallucinations in legal filings: Your obligations when you’ve filed one Let’s start with the situation nobody wants to be in. You’ve submitted a filing, and it contains citations to cases that don’t exist or cases that don’t say what you’ve cited them for. The legal liability for AI hallucination … Read more »

You’re using AI. Why isn’t it paying off? Our 2026 report calls it the “efficiency paradox,â€� and most solo practitioners and small firms are living with it. Ask about AI itself and you’ll hear that it’s improved the quality of the work, cut down the tedious parts of the day, and helped t … Read more »

What Berkeley Law’s AI policy prohibits, and what it allows Berkeley didn’t ban AI. As a matter of policy, it made the use of AI prohibited as a default rule for almost every part of a student’s substantive work. Here’s the rule itself: “The use of AI is prohibited for aid in conceptualizi … Read more »