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AI-hallucinated citation decisions from state trial courts

6 decisions and docket orders from state trial courts, 2025 to 2026, from 5 courts. A record is here when the deciding court is a state trial court. The level is read from the court's own name and identifier in the public record.

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state trial court · 6 records
DateCaseCourtStateThe text mentionsSource
Kaspryak v. Stadarskyy No. 2781 EDA 2025Pa. Super. Ct.Pennsylvaniadismissal, a self-represented partyCourtListener
Matter of Mendel S. v. Faigy S. No. File No. 186725N.Y. Fam. Ct., Kings Cty.New Yorkfabricated authorityCourtListener
Kevin Leiske v. Robert Gregory Kidd No. 2025-0426-CDW (LWW)Del. Ch.Delawarea warning or admonition, Rule 11, sanctions, an order to show causeCourtListener
Saber v. Navy Federal Credit Union No. 2449 EDA 2024Pa. Super. Ct.Pennsylvaniadismissal, a self-represented partyCourtListener
Robert Dastou v. Kathryn Holmes No. 2381CV02212Mass. Super. Ct.Massachusettsfabricated authorityCourtListener
Lillard v. Offit Kurman No. N24C-10-001 DJBDel. Super. Ct.Delawarea certification about AI use, dismissalCourtListener

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