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Judges' use of artificial intelligence — JIC Advisory Opinion 2023-22

West Virginia Judicial Investigation Commission · West Virginia · Judiciary · 2023

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The West Virginia Judiciary page for JIC Advisory Opinion 2023-22 lists the judicial ethics question of when a judge may use artificial intelligence at work. The page tags the item under Advisory Opinions and links the redacted PDF.

When may a judge use artificial intelligence in his/her work?

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