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Judge Kimberly Knill

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Orange Superior Court
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Filing Requirements

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Use of generative AI is not prohibited, but counsel or the self-represented party must personally confirm for themselves the accuracy of any research conducted by these means, and counsel or the self-represented party alone bears ethical responsibility for all statements made in filings.

Summary: Generative AI may be used in filings, but the filer must personally verify the accuracy of AI-conducted research and bears ethical responsibility for all statements made.

Document Type

Filing With Ai Generated Content

Content & Formatting
Ai Disclosure
knillprocedures · Aug 2026 · p. 5
|SecStanding Order Re: Artificial Intelligence
Filing Requirements

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The signature or listing of counsel or a self-represented party on a filing containing AI-generated content, including citations generated by AI, constitutes a certification the signer (and any attorney or other self-represented party listed on the filing) has personally verified the content’s accuracy.

Summary: Signing or being listed on a filing with AI-generated content certifies that the signer and all listed parties have personally verified the content's accuracy.

Document Type

Filing With Ai Generated Content

Content & Formatting
Ai Disclosure
knillprocedures · Aug 2026 · p. 5
|SecStanding Order Re: Artificial Intelligence
Filing Requirements

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Counsel for a party, or a self-represented party, choosing to use generative AI or other automated tools shall fully comply with any applicable protective order and all applicable ethical/legal obligations in their use, disclosure to, submission to, or other interaction with any such AI tools.

Summary: Parties using generative AI or automated tools must fully comply with applicable protective orders and all ethical and legal obligations involving AI use, disclosure, and submission.

Document Type

Filing With Ai Generated Content

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
knillprocedures · Aug 2026 · p. 5
|SecStanding Order Re: Artificial Intelligence
Filing Requirements

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The court will impute any errors by such AI tools to the signer and any other attorney or self-represented party listed on the filing.

Summary: Any errors caused by AI tools are imputed to the signer and every listed attorney or self-represented party on the filing.

Document Type

Filing With Ai Generated Content

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
knillprocedures · Aug 2026 · p. 5
|SecStanding Order Re: Artificial Intelligence
Filing Requirements

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Failure to verify the accuracy of submissions, particularly the accuracy of citations to law and evidence, may be grounds for sanctions or disciplinary action before the State Bar.

Summary: Failure to verify the accuracy of submissions, especially citations to law and evidence, may result in sanctions or State Bar disciplinary action.

Document Type

Filing With Ai Generated Content

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
knillprocedures · Aug 2026 · p. 5
|SecStanding Order Re: Artificial Intelligence
About Judge Kimberly Knill

Kimberly Knill is a judge of the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, the state trial court serving Orange County.

The judge's published procedures are contained in the document 'knillprocedures.pdf'.

Common questions about Judge Kimberly Knill's rules

What must be included with filing with ai generated content filings before Judge Kimberly Knill?

The rule requires ai disclosure. Generative AI may be used in filings, but the filer must personally verify the accuracy of AI-conducted research and bears ethical responsibility for all statements made.

View ruleSource: page 5, section Standing Order Re: Artificial Intelligence
Complete rules summary for Judge Kimberly Knill

Generative AI may be used in filings, but the filer must personally verify the accuracy of AI-conducted research and bears ethical responsibility for all statements made.

Signing or being listed on a filing with AI-generated content certifies that the signer and all listed parties have personally verified the content's accuracy.

Any errors caused by AI tools are imputed to the signer and every listed attorney or self-represented party on the filing.

Parties using generative AI or automated tools must fully comply with applicable protective orders and all ethical and legal obligations involving AI use, disclosure, and submission.

Failure to verify the accuracy of submissions, especially citations to law and evidence, may result in sanctions or State Bar disciplinary action.

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