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Sources for Automation bias in legal work Show all concerns 1 source
Guide citations are still under editorial review. US District Court, Southern District of New York · June 2023 · Primary court opinion reproduced by Justia
Documents submission of invented cases and failures to verify; not a rule banning all AI use by lawyers.
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