The Sacramento Bee reported on Aug. 10 that the California Supreme Court ruled that electronic recording is allowed in civil cases when the court cannot provide…
Posts tagged as “AI in the Judiciary”
Law.com reported on July 29 that an Illinois court fined an attorney at what it considered a higher-than-typical rate for repeated AI-hallucinated case citations in…
An opinion piece posted July 21 by Newsweek addresses the issue of transparency in the courtroom, especially in Texas. Read more.
Radio station WRAM in Monmouth, Ill., posted a story on July 7 that quotes Ninth Judicial Court Judge Andrew Doyle saying that even with AI…
An opinion piece posted June 24 by The gateway, the official student newspaper at the University of Alberta, Canada, addresses the recent move by Alberta Justice to replace stenographers with…
Australia is grappling with the collapse of a major court transcription provider, raising concerns about delays in legal proceedings, data security, and the loss of…
Moneywise.com posted an article on June 15 about the need for more human court reporters despite the growth of AI. Read more.
NCRA President Cindy Isaacsen, RPR, and member Allie Hall, RDR, CRR, CRI, were quoted in an article posted June 13 by The Wall Street Journal, about how…
Rep. Glenn Grothman (R-Wis.), a member of the House Judiciary Committee, has joined as a co-sponsor of H.R. 7997, the Research and Oversight of AI…
GlobeNewswire posted a press release on March 19 issued by NCRA announcing that U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman of Wyoming and U.S. Sens. Roger Wicker of Mississippi…
Justice for all cannot come at the cost of some. That was the message Shannon Taylor, Virginia Commonwealth’s Attorney for Henrico County, said she wanted…