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Kenosha Chief Judge Overrides Kenosha County Judge's AI Disclosure Rule; Attorneys No Longer Required To Reveal AI Use
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Kenosha Chief Judge Overrides Kenosha County Judge's AI Disclosure Rule; Attorneys No Longer Required To Reveal AI Use
KENOSHA, Wis. — Kenosha’s Chief Judge Wynne P. Laufenberg has overridden a Kenosha County court rule requiring attorneys and other litigants to disclose when artificial intelligence was used to prepare court filings. Laufenberg, who is also a Racine County Circuit Court judge, serves as chief judge of Wisconsin’s Second Judicial Administrative District, which includes Kenosha, […]
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