North Carolina · 3 courts

AI-hallucinated citation decisions in North Carolina

4 decisions and docket orders, 2023 to 2026, from 3 courts in North Carolina, in which a court addressed authority that did not exist. Each links the court's own words and the source document.

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North Carolina · 4 records
DateCaseCourtThe text mentionsSource
Hariri v. Williams No. 3:25-cv-00237W.D.N.C.a warning or admonition, dismissal, sanctionsCourtListener
Curry v. Capital One Auto Finance No. 5:25-cv-00164E.D.N.C.Harvey, a warning or admonition, dismissal, a self-represented partyCourtListener
Lucas v. Wells Fargo Bank No. 3:25-cv-01015W.D.N.C.ChatGPT, Google (search or AI overview), a warning or admonition, a certification about AI useCourtListener
In re: D.H. No. 22-639N.C. Ct. App.fabricated authorityCourtListener

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