Tag: law
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Are Protective Orders in California Criminal Cases Becoming Too Broad?
California’s use of protective orders in criminal cases has expanded, raising concerns about transparency and due process. Blanket orders restricting access to evidence, influenced by resource pressures, can hinder defendants’ rights. Critics call for clearer regulations, increased funding for evidence management, and greater consistency across counties to protect both victims and defendants.
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Oregon Judge Fines Attorney $2,000 for AI-Generated Errors — A Warning Shot to Courts Nationwide
An Oregon judge fined an attorney $2,000 for submitting an AI-generated legal filing that contained errors like fictitious cases and fabricated quotes. This case underscores growing concerns about lawyers relying on AI without proper verification. The ruling signals stricter enforcement of ethical standards and responsibility for accuracy in legal documents.
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