Why It Matters
Citation checking was always good practice. Since AI hallucinations reached the courts, many firms make it a mandatory step for any AI-assisted filing, and several research platforms now flag unverifiable citations automatically.
Legal Research & Analytics Companies
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Related Terms
- Citator
- A tool that shows whether a case or statute is still good law and how later decisions have treated it.
- AI hallucination
- A confident but false answer from an AI tool, such as a citation to a case that does not exist or a quote no court ever wrote.
- Grounding
- Tying an AI answer to specific source material, such as a statute, a case or a clause, so the reader can see where each statement came from.
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