AI on Trial
Patrick BaronePatrick T. Barone is a criminal defense attorney, AI thought leader, and national speaker on ABT, psychodrama, generative AI, and forensic science. He explores how tech and storytelling reshape advocacy, justice, and the future of law.
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Before You Trust the Police Report, Ask Who Wrote the First Draft
The first police report is never the last word in a criminal case, or at least it shouldn’t be. But even as the first word, the preliminary official account has a great impact on the litigation of the case, even from the start because it in...
The AI Policy in Your Firm May Not Be Enough
Since the advent of ChatGPT in 2023, the legal profession has largely embraced artificial intelligence and if the use of large language models can be absorbed into existing professional responsibility doctrine, then lawyers receive the bene...
The First Prompt Is Where Most Legal AI Errors Begin
Lawyers tend to assume that errors in AI output come from the system itself. When a model produces an incorrect citation, misstates a legal standard, or applies law to fact incorrectly, the instinct is to attribute the problem to the techno...
Using AI Like a Lawyer Requires Thinking Like Opposing Counsel
Introduction
Lawyers are using AI as if it were a neutral analytical tool, and the research shows it is highly responsive to subtle framing effects, meaning prompts can steer outputs without the user realizing it, and because those outp...
Confidentiality or Power: Why Lawyers Can’t Have Both—Yet
The Expectation: Capability Gains Under Confidentiality Constraints
Artificial intelligence offers lawyers a direct improvement in core legal work. It can analyze discovery, synthesize case records, evaluate expert opinions, and assist...
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Patrick T. Barone is a criminal defense attorney, AI thought leader, and national speaker on DUI defense, psychodrama, and forensic science. He explores how tech and storytelling reshape advocacy, justice, and the future of law.
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