Waldon et al on Large Language Models and Legal Interpretation, buff.ly/OZ9fPxA - Brandon Waldon (Georgetown University), Nathan Schneider (Georgetown University), Ethan Wilcox (Georgetown University), Amir Zeldes (Georgetown University), & Kevin Tobia (Georgetown

My new article "Artificial Intelligence and Law – An Overview of Recent Technological Changes in Large Language Models and Law" published in the Colorado Law Review, is now online on SSRN for those interested. cc:Colorado Law University of Colorado Law Review

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It's been a while, but with 3 new High Court judgments this week, it's time to catch up on my High Court threads. Up first, can a person be an accessory to constructive murder (murder caused in while carrying out a serious offence) before the murder happened? | 6 News Australia

It’s so great to see detailed coverage of @highcourtofaus decisions, especially including ones like Batak that aren’t about politics or high profile cases. That being said, I read the (admittedly quite obscure) sequence of events in the Batak proceedings somewhat differently.

Continuing this weekend's High Court judgment threads, up next is one I missed from April. Q. If a person does not have an obligation to answer something, can a decision not to answer it be used against them? A. No (at least in a visa application context) | 6 News Australia

And here are the High Court’s written reasons! austlii.edu.au/cgi-bin/viewdo…

"There was no material before this Court to explain the circumstances of the voluntary deregistration of the United Australia Party that gave rise to this case" - Justice Gleeson | 6 News Australia GovCheck 6newsau.com/post/common-we…

An Aboriginal sovereignty claim, seemingly relying on Commonwealth v Yunupingu, was used in appeal against an NSW Supreme Court decision to allow the state government to seize property unlawfully built on State land. Appeal was dismissed | 6 News Australia GovCheck

Tony Dun High Court of Australia No idea, but it doesn't matter now as all new judgments are published on the @highcourtofaus website and on services like AustLII.

Yes there are a number of historical unreported High Court decisions. High Court of Australia and AustLII are developing a project to digitize them all and publish them. Watch this space. Also planning to do all available historical transcripts.

An important judgment from the Supreme Court overturning LIBOR-rigging convictions: supremecourt.uk/uploads/uksc_2… Supreme Court clearly not pleased with Court of Appeal for repeatedly turning down the point which eventually won the day. One point which I am interested to hear

PRESS RELEASE: The #ICJ today delivered its Advisory Opinion on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change. go.icj-cij.org/46VA1mk

Dear Subscribers – We will launch our new website on 30 July 2025. You can subscribe to our email alert service on the new site hcourt.us16.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=5d…. Following the launch of the new site we will be publishing our social media updates on LinkedIn.

Breaking! (On twitter. I guess the LinkedIn folks have known about this for many minutes!)

AustLII will host the 22nd Law Via Internet Conference (Nov 13-14, Sydney) lvi2025.org.  24 presenters listed on Conference Program  page lvi2025.org/program/. Further submission of abstracts open until 31 August lvi2025.org/callforpapers/. Registration is open.

Delighted to join legal and justice professionals at the Law and Justice Foundation of NSW’s inaugural Justice Ideas Forum. This half-day seminar showcased the Foundation's inaugural 2025 Justice Fellows, cultivating innovative ideas and promoting access to justice across the

Congratulations to AustLII on its 30 years of leading the Free the Law movement, from Australia across the globe. Read my post here bit.ly/3JGkWLQ🎂🎂🎂

Last week AustLII celebrated its 30th anniversary with a special event bringing together distinguished guests from the judiciary, government, legal profession, academia, and the wider community. www6.austlii.edu.au/austlii/events…

Ready to hear from Will McCartney? Take a look at the article here, in the latest Australian Law Librarian Journal ow.ly/2oXz50WVzOB #WhachaReading #LawLibrarian #LegalInformationProfessional #LegalLibrarian #InformationAI #KnowledgeAI #ThirdIssueof2025