AI-related case
Willie C. Fortune v. CTA Certified Transmission
Fabricated: Case Law | The appellant cited three completely fictitious cases in his brief. One was cited five times, another twice, and the third once; the court found that the nonexistent authorities constituted spurious citations and a flagrant violation of the duty of candor. || Misrepresented: Case Law | The appellant repeatedly cited real cases for propositions unrelated to the legal issues and substantively misstated the legal propositions stated in other cited cases. The court characterized these misrepresentations as an abuse of the judicial system. || Misrepresented: Case Law | The appellant used inaccurate pin cites, including citations to factual and procedural-history pages that contained no supporting legal proposition.
Judges: Janet Sutton, Lisa White Hardwick