> You also can't have a human in the next room feeding you lines... even if that person is an attorney. I believe this varies state by state. In Delaware, liti

> You also can't have a human in the next room feeding you lines... even if that person is an attorney. I believe this varies state by state. In Delaware, litigants representing themselves can bring a cell phone to court, and could presumably use it to have lines fed to them (e.g., I don't know that anyone has done that but I can't find any rule against it). In neighboring Maryland, you can't use electronic devices for communication with persons during in court (although the AI would not be a person so it would be allowed).