‘We’re still broken’: Métis 60s Scoop ruling offers justice to some, not all

A Toronto judge who suspects a lawyer used artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT to create a legal document full of unreal cases and “hallucinations” has ordered the lawyer to explain why she should not be cited for “contempt in the face of the court.” The order for lawyer Jisuh Lee to appear for a “show cause hearing” where she could be cited for contempt follows a recent court hearing in which Lee was allegedly caught presenting cases that do not exist...