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Tasmania court voids parole gag order after AI hallucinations found in board's brief

Supreme Court declares parole gag order invalid

1 Sep 15 · 12d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 2

Justice Stephen Estcourt ruled the media ban invalid, finding it denied Neill-Fraser procedural fairness, was legally unreasonable, and created uncertainty. The court heard evidence that parole board secretary Ben Hancock had used AI to prepare the justification document, citing case law that was fictitious and likely AI hallucinations.

“As you will be aware, I have always maintained my innocence, and I am continuing in the quest to clear my name and advocate for the broader issue of wrongful convictions in Australia.”

Susan Neill-Fraser

Susan Neill-Fraser Convicted murderer, parole condition challengerBen Hancock Parole Board of Tasmania secretaryJustice Stephen Estcourt Supreme Court of Tasmania judgeGuy Barnett Tasmania Attorney-GeneralSarah Schwartz Legal director, Human Rights Law Centre

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  1. 2 outlets 'AI hallucinations' scuttle parole board's gag order on convicted murderer

    first by ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 12d ago · also ABC Australia

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