Courts & Law

Artificial Intelligence in Singapore's Law CourtsGenerative artificial intelligence (AI) is now being tested by Singapore Courts to aid litigants in their claims or defense in the small claims tribunal. Developed by the US-based startup Harvey AI, this AI has been programmed to provide answers and guidance based on pre-loaded data, which includes information on legal rights, next steps, deadlines, possible claim values, and legal costs. It can direct litigants to relevant websites, forms, and documents necessary for their claims.From American Innovation to Singapore's Legal SystemThe AI technology, which has been specifically programmed with Singapore's law, past cases, and court systems, is expected to revolutionize the legal process in the country. This is part of a broader aim by Singapore Courts to innovate their processes, making the legal system more accessible and user-friendly.Impacts and Impl...

A New Revelation in the Case Brenda Uliarte, who faces charges as a co-conspirator in a foiled assassination attempt on former Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, has recently submitted a consequential document to court. This document introduces Gerardo Milman, a member of Juntos por el Cambio, and links her ex-boyfriend and would-be assassin, Fernando Sabag Montiel, to the militant group Revolución Federal. Uliarte, currently in custody at Ezeiza, aims for this document to supplement her inquiry statement, thereby distancing herself from the assassination attempt and potentially improving her legal standing. In her statement, Uliarte implicates Milman in financing and organizing individuals to participate in protests and incite disturbances and violence around Kirchner’s residence. Although she does not directly accuse him of funding the assassination attempt, her statement implies his contributi...