Washington · 1 court

AI-hallucinated citation decisions in Washington

5 decisions and docket orders, 2025 to 2026, from 1 court in Washington, 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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Washington · 5 records
DateCaseCourtThe text mentionsSource
King v. AT&T Corp No. 2:25-cv-02270W.D. Wash.a warning or admonition, dismissal, a self-represented party, Rule 11CourtListener
LeDoux v. Outliers Inc No. 3:24-cv-05808W.D. Wash.ChatGPT, Claude, dismissal, Rule 11CourtListener
El Bitar v. Wamsley No. 2:26-cv-00919W.D. Wash.Gemini / Bard, Rule 11, sanctions, an order to show causeCourtListener
Button v. Jimison No. 3:25-cv-05622W.D. Wash.a warning or admonition, dismissal, attorney's fees or costs, a self-represented partyCourtListener
Nelson v. Washington Board of Industrial No. 3:25-cv-05551W.D. Wash.a warning or admonition, Rule 11, sanctionsCourtListener

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