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Verfassungsblog · October 8, 2026 · On the brief until October 22, 2026

Institutional Ethics of AI in Legal Scholarship

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THE AI ANGLE
Performing substantive tasks in legal scholarship

Legal scholars face uncertainty as generative tools enter legal education and research. Institutions need flexible, principles-based standards to protect research integrity from automation bias. These frameworks require scholars to disclose tool use and maintain consistency with student policies.

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THE TEACHING ANGLE
Consider whether law faculties should abide by the same limits on generative software that they place on their students.

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