The court system has long been criticized for being inaccessible to the average person. Without a lawyer, knowledge of legal jargon, or the financial means to hire representation, individuals often find themselves at a disadvantage. But what if I told you that AI is changing the game?
Large language models are now being used by ordinary people to draft legal filings, cite case law, and challenge agencies. And you know what? They’re winning. Because once you have the tools to navigate the system, it’s easier to expose its flaws.
Of course, these AI tools aren’t perfect. They require fact-checking, double-reading, and a healthy dose of skepticism. But in the hands of someone willing to learn, they can be powerful allies.
I’d love to hear from others who have used AI in their legal battles, especially those who have gone up against an agency or filed pro se. How did it go? What challenges did you face, and what did you learn from the experience?
This is a watershed moment in the history of justice. With AI on our side, we can finally start to level the playing field.