Lori Shemka https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html When 4 jurists write: Prompting Claude.ai to create tables of disagreement and agreement and asking follow-ups in the ex parte decision People v Loew (164133) Michigan Supreme Court 2025-2026 data Over 20 years of wrong law? The Michigan Supreme Court might be ready to fix Carpenter and restore the diminished-capacity defense. Jury-instruction prep and verification prompts for ChatGPT Duct-taped shackles and due-process rights Publications/Contributing Research/Writings Another stipulation to dismiss post-argument A Spear, A Stream, and a 189-Year-Old Treaty: Michigan Court of Appeals Gets Tribal Rights Right Crim law 101: search warrant affidavit must connect the sought items with any criminal activity justifying the search Can you read this handwriting—can AI help? Contact & Connect Will they stay or will they go? The Michigan Supreme Court will revisit status-based duty classifications for premises liability actions The 2025-26 MSC argument slate: consumer protection, tort revamp (?), Line 5, and a wave of criminal-law recalibrations Three solid ChatGPT 5 prompts for final review in legal editing Testing Claude.ai to summarize a report and create a presentation deck UPDATED—The 2025-26 MSC argument slate: consumer protection, tort revamp (?), Line 5, and a wave of criminal-law recalibrations Michigan Supreme Court 2024-2025 data No kitchen-sink writing. Mobile device search warrants must be “particular” to survive Fourth Amendment review. When a focus order becomes the case Using AI to help understand an appellate legal opinion AI-generated alt-text can be an image-captioning start. The legal writer will do more. Coming into focus: the Michigan Supreme Court considers whether (and how) parole length affects the constitutional analysis when reviewing lifetime electronic monitoring cases AI hallucination case databases, and a word from the bench Citing trouble: The unpredictable cost of AI-made-up case names and summaries in court filings to self-represented persons or attorneys Google NotebookLM for pre-filing review in Michigan Awaiting decision in the MSC 2024-25 term Images in legal writing? Include descriptive captions. AI can help. Michigan trial court invited to file an amicus brief—a procedural twist in In re Contempt of Kathy H Murphy Judicial statements: a window to possible future arguments Three MSC denials with statements that still hit Referencing (instead of naming) minors in legal writing Poor trial court audio can frustrate transcript quality and appellate review New requirements for legal mail sent to MDOC prisoners begins January 13, 2025 Avoid link rot. Use perma.cc A more selective MSC during 2024-25 A new way to use audio files as an information resource using NotebookLM Virtual court hearings and public trust 2023-24: A caseload catch-up term for the Michigan Supreme Court “Speaking” to the Legislature through court decisions Uniform emoji descriptions for legal writing Opinions, orders, and “oops”—the corrective saving grace in appellate “slip” decisions Self-represented litigant receives warning (not sanctions) for submitting “false and nonexistent legal authority” Seeing how judicial decision-making benefits when using a “focus order” (Emojis omitted.) Might the Michigan Supreme Court appoint someone to defend the COA ruling in <i>In re Contempt of Kathy H. Murphy</i>? Michigan Supreme Court 2023-2024 data Snapshot of cases argued during the MSC 2024-25 term Michigan Civil Jury Instructions encourage respect of any expressed personal pronouns Four different prompts. Asking Claude.ai to help understand a divided appellate decision When is lipreading from video footage admissible expert evidence in Michigan?