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If the judge is allowed to outsource their job, can they outsource to anyone? What about to a donor who contributed to the campaign? what about to someone who h
by Karthick81 2mo ago
If the judge is allowed to outsource their job, can they outsource to anyone? What about to a donor who contributed to the campaign? what about to someone who has a vested interest in the outcome of the judgement?
If outsourcing is permitted, then why have judges in the first place? why not just have an AI and let it do all the work and save money for the govt?
- IAmBroom 2mo agoA whole lot of logical leaps in your questions. Yes, judges can (and have) "outsourced" writing court opinions. SCOTUS and lower courts have done this with law clerks since the earliest days. Yes, they can allow interested parties to do so. You can argue they shouldn't, but that's a different issue from legality. The next paragraph is just a wild leap.
- TMatthewPhillip 1mo agoJudicial partisanship is at an all-time high. I dream of the day when all trial courts have A.I. judges for law and motion matters. The use of A.I. judges is the only way to eliminate judicial bias. P.S. I'm the guy who sued the judge.