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The Problem of Deepfakes and AI-Generated Evidence: Is it time to revise the rules of evidence? – Part One By Ralph Losey

The Problem of Deepfakes and AI-Generated Evidence: Is it time to revise the rules of evidence? – Part One

The federal courts face the challenge of deepfakes and AI-generated evidence. This article examines the proposed rule changes, including those by Judge Paul Grimm and Professor Maura Grossman, and discusses why the Evidence Rules Committee decided to defer any action.

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Florida Takes a Measured Approach to Ethical Guardrails on Generative AI By Hon. Ralph Artigliere (ret.)

Florida Takes a Measured Approach to Ethical Guardrails on Generative AI

Generative AI is transforming legal practice and raising complex ethical issues. On August 29, 2024, the Florida Supreme Court amended the Rules Regulating the Florida Bar to address these concerns, marking a forward-thinking approach to managing AI's impact on the legal profession.

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E-Discovery LLC: Defendant Who Participated in Text Message Exchange Was Not Prejudiced by Disclosure on the Eve of Trial By Michael Berman

Defendant Who Participated in Text Message Exchange Was Not Prejudiced by Disclosure on the Eve of Trial

This article analyzes 'Pointer v. State' and late evidence disclosure in criminal trials, its impact on defendant's rights and legal procedures. It also explores Maryland's rules on civil discovery as opposed to criminal discovery in regards to assessing prejudice

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