CPS prosecutor cites fabricated case in high court, raising AI error concerns
Guardian Technology1 min read74 words
A senior Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) prosecutor, Ravinder Dhillon, cited an entirely made‑up legal precedent in a high‑court case. The case concerned whether a child should be prosecuted for raping his younger sister, and the court documents show Dhillon referenced a nonexistent precedent during the dispute.
The error has drawn fresh attention to the growing number of artificial‑intelligence‑related mistakes affecting court proceedings. It underscores concerns that AI hallucinations may be contaminating the justice system.
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