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Matthew LeeExploring Civil Liberties, Human Rights, and the Emergence of AI in Law
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Will AI Replace Lawyers? A 300-page ChatGPT Skeleton Argument and a Police Officer asks AI to create a VPS to make “a judge or reader weep”.
In this legal article, I reflect on the past two weeks of speaking at legal events, discussing some deeper questions about AI and considering two UK cases whose implications may interest readers well beyond this jurisdiction.
I begin with...
First Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal Case Involving AI Hallucinations: Registered Foreign Lawyer Struck Off as the Tracker Reaches 76 UK Cases of AI Hallucinated or Other False Citations
Just as I was putting the finishing touches to my article on 75 reported cases of suspected or confirmed AI hallucinations in the UK, I received several messages drawing my attention to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal’s decision in SRA...
How Many Times Have False Citations or AI Hallucinations Entered Judicial Decisions? A Survey of 11 Matters from the US, India, UK and South Africa
I mentioned in a talk recently that AI hallucinations have already made it into judicial decisions. Talking to people afterwards, it was clear several of them had assumed I meant this was a coming risk, something to worry about once AI got...
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...
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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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