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Misuse of AI in legal proceedings: A word of caution from the Courts

Artificial intelligence ("AI") is rapidly reshaping legal practice. Lawyers are increasingly using AI tools for drafting, research assistance, document review, summarisation and litigation preparation. As adoption grows, South African court ...

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Sources

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    ensafrica.com via AI Incident Database: Misuse of AI in legal proceedings: A word of caution from the Courts (opens a new tab)

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    AI Incident Database incident 1773 (opens a new tab)

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MLA

"Misuse of AI in legal proceedings: A word of caution from the Courts." KEVWire, 21 Oct. 2026, kevwire.com/record/aiid-misuse-of-ai-in-legal-proceedings-a-word-of-c-f3855a6a5d13.

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Misuse of AI in legal proceedings: A word of caution from the Courts (Oct 21, 2026).
Artificial intelligence ("AI") is rapidly reshaping legal practice. Lawyers are increasingly using AI tools for drafting, research assistance, document review, summarisation and litigation preparation. As adoption grows, South African court ...
Sources:
ensafrica.com via AI Incident Database: Misuse of AI in legal proceedings: A word of caution from the Courts: https://www.ensafrica.com/news/detail/11940/misuse-of-ai-in-legal-proceedings-a-word-of-c/
AI Incident Database incident 1773: https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1773/
AI Incident Database syndication feed: https://incidentdatabase.ai/rss.xml
Record ID: aiid-misuse-of-ai-in-legal-proceedings-a-word-of-c-f3855a6a5d13.
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AI evidence: Not assessed.
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