Iowa · state appellate court
AI-hallucinated citation decisions: Court of Appeals of Iowa
7 decisions and docket orders from this court, 2025 to 2026, in which the court addressed authority that did not exist. 6 carry a page with the court's words quoted; the rest link straight to the source.
Retrieved from CourtListener public records.
| Date | Case | State | The text mentions | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In the Matter of v. Cetta No. 25-1831 | Iowa | a self-represented party | CourtListener | |
| Daniel Nicodemus David Ray v. Ryan Raynee Lynn Fariss No. 25-1666 | Iowa | a warning or admonition, dismissal, a self-represented party, sanctions | CourtListener | |
| Brett Thomas Wilkinson v. Lacey Schmelzer No. 25-0799 | Iowa | a warning or admonition, dismissal, a self-represented party, sanctions | CourtListener | |
| Cecilia Sherwin v. State of Iowa No. 25-0992 | Iowa | ChatGPT, a certification about AI use, dismissal, a self-represented party | CourtListener | |
| State of Iowa ex v. Mynesia A. Anderson No. 25-1022 | Iowa | dismissal, a self-represented party, striking a filing | CourtListener | |
| In the Interest of W.G., Minor No. 25-1916 | Iowa | Perplexity, dismissal, a self-represented party, sanctions | CourtListener | |
| In the Interest of R.A., Minor No. 24-1629 | Iowa | ChatGPT, sanctions, striking a filing | CourtListener |
More from Iowa, or the whole record of court decisions on AI-hallucinated citations. For the rule this court applies to a filing with AI in it, see the court AI orders tracker.