A forthcoming practical guide for trial lawyers who want to use AI without surrendering professional judgment.
AI is a Tool, Not a Lawyer.The book focuses on practical AI workflows for case organization, evidence review, strategy testing, drafting support, and trial preparation — with attorney judgment at the center of every task.
Use AI to help structure case materials, identify issues, summarize evidence, and keep the lawyer oriented around the facts that matter.
Develop themes, stress-test arguments, prepare witness questions, and explore weaknesses without treating AI output as legal judgment.
Learn repeatable task assignments that keep confidentiality, verification, and professional responsibility at the center of the process.
AI generates options. You make the decisions.
— AI for Trial Advocacy
A companion resource is planned to help readers find, copy, and adapt AI task assignments discussed in the book.
This site will provide publication updates, corrections, and resource notes as the book and companion materials develop.
Examples will emphasize attorney review, careful prompting, source-checking, and responsible use rather than automation for its own sake.
The lawyer decides what needs to be done, what materials may be used, and what limits apply.
AI output is treated as draft material, analysis support, or a thinking aid — never as a substitute for professional judgment.
Every factual claim, citation, quotation, and strategic recommendation must be checked before it is used in practice.
Not yet. This site is being prepared before publication so readers can follow updates and access companion resources when they are ready.
Yes. A companion AI Task Assignment Library is planned for readers. The goal is to make the book's task assignments easier to find, copy, and adapt.
No. This site and the book are educational publishing materials. They do not provide legal advice and do not replace the independent judgment of a licensed attorney.
No. This is a Litigation Systems Press publishing site and is not affiliated with any court, government agency, public defender office, prosecutor's office, or law enforcement agency.
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