Natural and Artificial Intelligence in Law Substack
Matthew LeeExploring Civil Liberties, Human Rights, and the Emergence of AI in Law
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10 Lessons from the Court of Appeal on AI Witness Coaching in Criminal Proceedings and Beyond (R v FGD [2026] EWCA Crim 918)
In this legal article, I consider R v FGD [2026] EWCA Crim 918. Lady Justice May’s opening words neatly set the scene:
“This case raises interesting contemporary issues concerning the use of AI by a witness before giving evidence in a cr...
67 UK Cases of AI Hallucinated/False Citations (Confirmed or Suspected): An important case involving the CPS
Just as I was preparing to speak about how incidents involving AI hallucinations appeared to have abated somewhat in the UK, many of you sent me this case:
Andreea-Maria Tobosaru v Court of Law Craiolva, Romania [2026] EWHC 1720 (Admin)
I...
5 AI legal Issues from Abraham v Hound Technology Ltd (Employment Tribunal): Does the Speed of AI Leave Enough Time to Reflect? Confidentiality, Accessibility and Authorship
A quick word first to everyone who has messaged me and not yet had a reply. The last two weeks have been extraordinarily busy, across AI law, public law, housing law and the fast-growing overlap between AI and, well, every area of law!
I s...
AI Evidence in Court: A Claude Output, an AI-Translation Explanation and Obtaining Expert Witness Prompts
Before releasing some of the more detailed articles I am working on, I wanted to offer a brief commentary on three cases that indicate some of the AI-related evidential and procedural issues likely to arise across different areas of practic...
66 UK Cases of AI Hallucinated or False Legal Citations and Authorities (Confirmed or Suspected): The Lessons from Cork & Anor v Smith [2026] EWHC 1199 (Ch)
Thank you to everyone who has sent me Cork & Anor v Smith [2026] EWHC 1199 (Ch), along with the many helpful articles and comments on it. It has taken me a little time to write up my thoughts because I wanted to draw out some slightly diffe...
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Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers specialising in property, public law, human rights/equality, civil liberties and AI. Author of Legal Articles and Reports at Natural & Artificial Intelligence in Law.
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