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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 18 MIN

State v. Hallucination: When Prosecutors Cite Fake Law

from Law and The Machine

This episode explores a critical incident where a prosecutor used AI to generate legal citations in a murder appeal, leading to fabricated case law being presented to the state's highest court. Listeners will learn about the severe implications of AI hallucination in high-stakes legal contexts, highlighting the ethical and constitutional crisis that arises when the state relies on synthetic legal arguments. The discussion also uncovers systemic failures in legal offices' quality control and the crucial need for human oversight.

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