I also think that the effect of money on the law is corrosive, and while this kind of technology may level the playing field, that's not a universal good. Righ

I also think that the effect of money on the law is corrosive, and while this kind of technology may level the playing field, that's not a universal good. Right now in some venues you can buy "the right lawyer" for a lot of money and get a DUI pled down to a slap on the wrist. That's not justice, but lowering the price to $200, and turning "the right lawyer" into an algorithm that snows the court into letting you off isn't justice either.