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Appeals lawyer fined $5,000 after admitting to using ChatGPT to defend his client, though he denies he was aware AI could fabricate witnesses or testimony.

On July 24, 2026, The Supreme Court of Ohio (the “Court”) was notified by vendor West Publishing Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Thomson Reuters Corporation and doing business as Thomson Reuters Court Management Solutions (collectively, “TRCMS”), of a cybersecurity incident that occurred involving the “C-Track” system (“Incident”). C-Track is an appellate case management system…

The Minnesota Supreme Court and the Minnesota Court of Appeals were among the units of the state’s judicial branch that were hit by a data breach involving user information, officials confirmed Thursday.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court says some of its case data was exposed in a cybersecurity breach.

If the Supreme Court accepts New Jersey’s petition, it would tee up a case with sweeping implications for the prediction markets industry, which has unleashed billions of dollars of betting across nearly every aspect of modern life. Scott Olson/hide caption

Billboards popped up around the Twin Cities recently promoting DraftKings’ entry into the prediction market, which helps it get around laws in states that don’t allow legalized sports betting.

Ariz. (13 News) – The Arizona Supreme Court has rejected a petition to ban judges from using artificial intelligence in their core work, choosing instead to continue a highly regulated testing phase

Research from HarrisX and Allison Worldwide found moms have greater influence over their kids’ brand preferences than dads, at a rate of 73% to 58%, respectively.