Criminal defense lawyer in Atlanta with a focus on state and federal appeals. Other interests: dogs, tennis, traveling, and teaching. ATLien/ATLeighAnn
@HappilyAngryEsq Ask anyone about the decimation of GPDC’s appellate division and the current system of appointment of counsel for indigent defendants, and you’ll see how we got here. But the current solution is to revamp the entire appellate landscape instead of fixing that problem.
@ASFleischman And how many times does a person get opinions back that say this before they’re not allowed to keep taking appointed cases? It’s shocking.
@ASFleischman It’s very sad to me that these people get to keep doing this kind of work, and their clients suffer consequences because no one can/will take action to stop it. What if any one of the many people he’s represented had great claims that should have won? Terrible.
I don’t get how these lawyers keep getting caught using fake case law citations from ChatGPT.
Even if you’re using AI to help you write your emotions or your responses do you not double check your work in case the judge asks you to explain?
@Vibutler_ Answering “isn’t everyone?” when the nurse asks if you are feeling depressed or anxious is also not the correct answer. (I am also an attorney.)
Después de los resultados de las pruebas realizadas hoy, hemos decidido que lo más prudente es ser cautos y no participar en Roma y Roland Garros, a la espera de valorar la evolución para decidir cuándo volveremos a la pista. Es un momento complicado para mí, pero estoy seguro de que saldremos más fuertes de aquí ❤️
@JimothyBurg1ary It’s a federal crime not to file your tax returns! Probably a state crime too, but I have a client right now who was charged in federal court with not filing his tax returns.
I have never used AI to write a pleading in my life, but recent events like this 👇 have me cite checking my own briefing harder than I have ever cite checked anything before.
An absolutely excruciating moment at the Georgia Supreme Court this week.
Justice Peterson pressed state attorney Deborah Leslie over her citations to cases that apparently don’t exist.