As AI enters courtrooms, courts leaders lay out potential risks and rewards

As AI enters courtrooms, courts leaders lay out potential risks and rewards

The New York Unified Court System on Thursday released its first annual report on the use of artificial intelligence in state courtrooms, outlining both the technology’s potential benefits and the risks it poses to the legal system.

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Citibank ordered to pay Queens woman $3.5 million for failing to stop fraud and hiding evidence

Citibank ordered to pay Queens woman $3.5 million for failing to stop fraud and hiding evidence

A Queens stroke victim is in the middle of a major legal battle against one the country’s largest financial institutions after a judge ordered the bank to pay millions for failing to prevent unauthorized bank transfers from her account.

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Mamdani renews long-standing Rikers emergency order, vows to reform jails

Mamdani renews long-standing Rikers emergency order, vows to reform jails

Mayor Zohran Mamdani late Monday renewed a long-running state of emergency on Rikers Island, signing an executive order he acknowledged would prolong a controversial legal workaround used by his predecessor for years to skirt rules dictating how the city should treat detainees.

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