Utah · 2 courts

AI-hallucinated citation decisions in Utah

5 decisions and docket orders, 2025 to 2026, from 2 courts in Utah, 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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Utah · 5 records
DateCaseCourtThe text mentionsSource
Hack v. Preston No. 4:25-cv-00096D. UtahChatGPT, dismissal, a self-represented party, Rule 11CourtListener
Wilkes v. Canyons School District No. 2:25-cv-00218D. Utaha warning or admonition, continuing legal education, dismissal, sanctionsCourtListener
Greer v. Moon No. 2:24-cv-00421D. Utaha self-represented party, Rule 11, sanctionsCourtListener
Black Oak Capital BOCA v. Paul Evans No. 2:24-cv-00209D. Utahdismissal, Rule 11, sanctions, striking a filingCourtListener
Garner v. Kadince No. Case No. 20250188-CAUtah Ct. App.ChatGPT, Rule 11, sanctions, an order to show causeCourtListener

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