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19:26Now PlayingA Georgia prosecutor is under fire after the state Supreme Court discovered multiple fake legal citations in a filing opposing a new trial in a murder case. Some cases cited didn’t exist at all, while others were quoted for propositions they never supported—raising serious questions about whether AI-generated content was used without verification.
The consequences are massive. The case involves a woman facing life in prison, and the court is now demanding a full explanation of how fabricated legal authority made its way into official filings. The situation highlights the growing risk of AI misuse inside the justice system—and the potential for real-world harm when legal standards are ignored.
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