An AI Proctor For Remote Depositions: Has Its Time Come?
With more depositions being taken remotely and more proceedings being conducted online, it stands to reason that more witnesses will cheat.
AI And The Future Of Legal Work: Augmentation, Not Automation
The real risk for lawyers is not that AI will take their jobs. It is that other lawyers will use AI better than they do.
Police Wonder If AI Bodycam Reports Are Accurate After Model Transforms Officer Into A Frog
At least when attorneys cite fake cases, someone checks their work.
Rising Costs & Medicare Advantage Flaws To Drive Healthcare Reform Talks In 2026
Potential policy changes could focus on improving affordability in the ACA market and fixing distorted incentives in Medicare Advantage.
Morning Docket: 01.06.26
* Maduro’s legal team anchored by Julian Assange’s lawyer. [NY Law Journal]
* Meanwhile, the DOJ just dropped its claims that Maduro ran the “Cartel de los Soles” after acknowledging that it’s not even a real group. Exactly the sort of airtight prosecution you’d expect to see before killing 40-80 people to make an arrest. [NY Times]
* Chamber of Commerce will get an expedited appeal on challenge to Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee. [Law360]
* Alan Dershowitz wants the Supreme Court to overturn Sullivan to bail out his case against CNN. [Reuters]
* Florida Supreme Court kills proposal to let state government lawyers practice without taking the bar exam. [ABA Journal]
* George Conway announces congressional bid. [ABC News]
* Marc Elias writes the encapsulation of 2025 in “Big Law Walks Away From Democracy.” [Democracy Docket]