What are the potential challenges and ethical considerations associated with the use of AI in legal research and the application of precedent?

extent, which is one of the most basic demands of justice. On the other hand, rigid adherence to the doctrine of binding precedent could stulti- fy legal ... Aug 4, 2024 ... Citing various legal instruments and cases, the paper highlights the lack of statutory support for binding precedents in arbitration. An order that is a final Supreme Court disposition of an application and that contains a concise statement of the applicable facts and reasons for the decision ... Feb 1, 2023 ... ... binding precedent for lower courts. Whether language in an appellate opinion was central to the decision or only an afterthought, zealous ... May 1, 2024 ... A Common Law for the Age of Amici: How the Party-Presentation Principle Can Help Identify Binding Precedent. David S. Coale. Partner, Lynn ... They include: 1) Providing clear guidance that Appellate Body reports do not constitute binding precedent, but may, as with panel reports, be cited for ... Aug 13, 2020 ... was not a binding precedent at all.6 The three dissenting Justices were aghast at Justice Gorsuch's suggestion that a plurality decision ... decisions that would otherwise be binding precedent when those deci- sions are "clearly irreconcilable with the reasoning or theory of inter- vening higher ... Under Rule 33(a) of the Georgia Court of Appeals, a decision by a three-judge panel is “physical precedent only” with respect to any part of the opinion in ... The doctrine of binding precedent states that all courts bind all lower courts, and some courts also bind themselves.