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Evidence
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Canadian Lawyer Mag
Deepfake evidence risks developing faster than Canada’s rules: litigators
Lawyers expect Canada’s courts to see more deepfake evidence and accusations that real evidence is fake
Legal Futures Blog
Witnesses of fact and experts “should have to declare AI use” to court
By Neil Rose
Vos: Proportionate, risk-based approachThe use of AI in preparing witness statements and expert reports should be declared to the court, the Civil Justice Council (CJC) has recommended.It also called for…
Commercial Case Notes
Motion in Limine Decisions Limiting Issues to be tried are Appealable
By John Lundin
On October 20, 2026, the First Department issued a decision in IKB Intl. S.A. in Liquidation v. Morgan Stanley, 2026 NY Slip Op. 06064, holding that motion in limine decisions…
Jotwell
Contesting “Trust Me, Bro’” Forensics Beyond the Trial Process
The criminal justice system is rife with junk forensics. From bitemark comparisons to firearm examinations and more, police and prosecutors secure arrests and convictions by presenting numerous techniques and methodologies…
The Korean Law Blog
Korean Supreme Court Vacates Korean DUI Conviction
By Sean Hayes
The Supreme Court of Korea ruled that if police officer conducts a breathalyzer test without providing the driver with water to rinse their mouth, the result constitutes illegally obtained evidence. The…
Simple Justice
But For Video: The AI Deepfake Conundrum
The use of artificial intelligence to write motions and briefs, not to mention the occasional opinion, containing hallucinated caselaw and quotations is already a well-known problem. Not only does it…
On Brief: Iowa's Appellate Blog
Iowa Supreme Court affirms the admission of video in sexual abuse case over defendant’s claim that it was a “deepfake”
The Court heard oral argument in State v. Amyda on September 9 and issued its opinion on October 9. Justice Mansfield wrote for the Court, which unanimously affirmed Max Amyda’s…
Deandra Grant Law – Texas Criminal Defense & DWI Defense
The Crime Lab Was Wrong. Who Tells You?
In early 2024, a firearms supervisor at Virginia’s Western Laboratory in Roanoke took a proficiency test with four items on it. She got one wrong. That single missed item is…
Deandra Grant Law – Texas Criminal Defense & DWI Defense
What the Body Camera Did Not Record
In most Texas DWI cases the body camera video is treated as the referee. The officer says one thing, the defendant remembers another, and everyone turns to the recording to…
Missouri Lawyers Media
Criminal Law-Assault-Motion to Suppress
By Kallie Cox
Listen to this article Defendant appealed his conviction for assault and armed criminal action, challenging the denial of his motion to suppress. Defendant also contested the trial court’s refusal to…