Guam Supreme Court sanctions second lawyer for unverified AI use in court filing
Supreme Court of Guam — Guam's Supreme Court fined attorney Rachel Taimanao-Ayuyu $500 for AI use in court filing that left a brief riddled with errors. Chief Justice Katherine Maraman and Associate Justice Robert Torres found the document unmoored from existing law, faulting Taimanao-Ayuyu for skipping a thorough check of the machine-drafted text. She admitted leaning on generative AI without confirming its accuracy, and now follows a written policy on generative AI use in legal filings alongside continuing legal education on ethical AI practice.


