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By Jeffrey Tse

In the News: Legal Precedents from AI Hallucination in Chinese Court; China Reviews Mining Merger; and Chinese Battery Firm Blocked in Luxembourg Deal

Judge Warns Against Unverified AI Content in Court Submission

Beijing's Tongzhou District Court exposed a significant legal ethics violation when a plaintiff's attorney submitted AI-generated fake precedent cases to bolster an uncommon proxy shareholding dispute.

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