Litigants
影響を受けたインシデント
インシデント 17337 Report
Ten Plaintiffs in Estonia Reportedly Fined After AI-Assisted Court Filing Cited Nonexistent Researchers in Logging-Permit Dispute
2026-06-25
Ten plaintiffs challenging a logging permit in Estonia reportedly received fines after submitting an AI-assisted document citing researchers who did not exist and studies the court could not locate. Tallinn Administrative Court held them responsible for checking the references. The plaintiffs denied intending to mislead the court; the fines became final after appeals.
もっとインシデント 16001 Report
Purportedly AI-Generated False Citations in Arizona Probate Appeal Reportedly Led to Sanctions Against Self-Represented Appellant
2025-09-11
Self-represented appellant Jeffrey Kotchka reportedly used purported AI tools to prepare an opening brief in a probate dispute involving his late mother's estate. The Arizona Court of Appeals found six of its eight citations deficient, including two nonexistent cases, and said Kotchka had made no effort to verify them. The court affirmed the appointment of his sister, Kim Dineen, as personal representative, ordering Kotchka to pay her attorney fees attributable to addressing the false citations.
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インシデント 17337 Report
Ten Plaintiffs in Estonia Reportedly Fined After AI-Assisted Court Filing Cited Nonexistent Researchers in Logging-Permit Dispute
2026-06-25
Ten plaintiffs challenging a logging permit in Estonia reportedly received fines after submitting an AI-assisted document citing researchers who did not exist and studies the court could not locate. Tallinn Administrative Court held them responsible for checking the references. The plaintiffs denied intending to mislead the court; the fines became final after appeals.
もっとインシデント 16001 Report
Purportedly AI-Generated False Citations in Arizona Probate Appeal Reportedly Led to Sanctions Against Self-Represented Appellant
2025-09-11
Self-represented appellant Jeffrey Kotchka reportedly used purported AI tools to prepare an opening brief in a probate dispute involving his late mother's estate. The Arizona Court of Appeals found six of its eight citations deficient, including two nonexistent cases, and said Kotchka had made no effort to verify them. The court affirmed the appointment of his sister, Kim Dineen, as personal representative, ordering Kotchka to pay her attorney fees attributable to addressing the false citations.
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Jeffrey Kotchka
影響を受けたインシデント
- インシデント 16001 レポート
Purportedly AI-Generated False Citations in Arizona Probate Appeal Reportedly Led to Sanctions Against Self-Represented Appellant
- インシデント 16001 レポート
Purportedly AI-Generated False Citations in Arizona Probate Appeal Reportedly Led to Sanctions Against Self-Represented Appellant
Incidents involved as Deployer
Pro se litigants
影響を受けたインシデント
- インシデント 16001 レポート
Purportedly AI-Generated False Citations in Arizona Probate Appeal Reportedly Led to Sanctions Against Self-Represented Appellant
- インシデント 16001 レポート
Purportedly AI-Generated False Citations in Arizona Probate Appeal Reportedly Led to Sanctions Against Self-Represented Appellant
Incidents involved as Deployer
Plaintiffs challenging a logging permit in Estonia
影響を受けたインシデント
- インシデント 17337 レポート
Ten Plaintiffs in Estonia Reportedly Fined After AI-Assisted Court Filing Cited Nonexistent Researchers in Logging-Permit Dispute
- インシデント 17337 レポート
Ten Plaintiffs in Estonia Reportedly Fined After AI-Assisted Court Filing Cited Nonexistent Researchers in Logging-Permit Dispute