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Generative Artificial Intelligence Guidelines for the judiciary

Supreme Court of Louisiana Technology Commission · Louisiana · Judiciary · 2025-10-03

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The Louisiana Supreme Court Technology Commission’s October 3, 2025 guidelines address generative AI in the judiciary. The document warns against free LLM services, lists permissible uses such as summarization, research, drafting and accessibility, and stresses human oversight and judicial responsibility.

The Code of Judicial Conduct applies fully to the use of all AI technologies.

Official record: lajudicialcollege.org
Read: 2026-09-07 · primary document read
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Notes: Hosted on Louisiana Judicial College; the PDF itself identifies the Supreme Court of Louisiana Technology Commission and Judicial Administrator’s Office.

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