Florida attorneys must certify accuracy of AI-generated court documents under new Supreme Court rules
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The Florida Supreme Court recently adopted new rules requiring attorneys and self-represented litigants to certify that what they cite in court exists and is accurate. The rules take effect June 15 in response to what many in the legal and AI field have described as a growing crisis: the misuse of artificial intelligence in courtrooms.
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