Courts Using Artificial Intelligence: The Fundamentals
This webinar is presented free of charge to judges.
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Days & Times
Noon Pacific / 1 p.m. Mountain / 2 p.m. Central / 3 p.m. Eastern
Course Location
Online
Course Fees
This webinar is presented free of charge to judges.
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From AI-generated filings to court-initiated uses such as transcript review and case processing, judges increasingly encounter tools built on generative AI.
This session provides a practical, plain-language introduction to artificial intelligence designed specifically for judges. Using real judicial examples and a live demonstration, faculty will show how AI can assist with everyday judicial tasks — drafting orders, summarizing filings, and managing high-volume dockets — while explaining why careful verification is essential before relying on any AI-generated content.
The program will focus on building confidence and practical skill rather than technical expertise. Through a live demo and interactive polling, participants will explore how AI works, where it fits in judicial practice, and what guardrails judges should have in place when AI appears in their chambers or courtroom.
This webinar is presented free of charge to judges. $0
During this course, you will learn to:
- Explain how generative AI produces output — Understand why AI can generate persuasive but inaccurate information and why verification is essential before relying on AI-assisted work.
- Use AI as a drafting aid — Identify appropriate uses for AI in writing orders, opinions, and bench memos, and apply a practical review process to maintain judicial voice and ownership.
- Respond confidently when AI appears in counsel’s work — Know what questions to ask, what disclosure looks like, and how to identify AI-generated content that has not been properly verified.
- Apply AI to docket and workflow management — Recognize tools and approaches that can reduce administrative burden without compromising judicial independence or accuracy.
From AI-generated filings to court-initiated uses such as transcript review and case processing, judges increasingly encounter tools built on generative AI.
This session provides a practical, plain-language introduction to artificial intelligence designed specifically for judges. Using real judicial examples and a live demonstration, faculty will show how AI can assist with everyday judicial tasks — drafting orders, summarizing filings, and managing high-volume dockets — while explaining why careful verification is essential before relying on any AI-generated content.
The program will focus on building confidence and practical skill rather than technical expertise. Through a live demo and interactive polling, participants will explore how AI works, where it fits in judicial practice, and what guardrails judges should have in place when AI appears in their chambers or courtroom.