# AI-generated legal documents are clogging courts

> Florida judges warn that AI-written filings are so bad they're threatening the judicial system's ability to function.
- Title: AI-generated legal documents are clogging courts · Futurism
- Summary: Florida judges warn that AI-written filings are so bad they're threatening the judicial system's ability to function. Courts are drowning in AI-generated…
- Keywords: artificial intelligence, legal system, florida courts, fourth district court of appeal, ai-generated documents, judicial system, attorney discipline, court filings, jaclyn soroka, legal ethics, science, technology
- Source: Futurism — https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/judges-florida-court-warn-ai-law-slop-threatening-judicial
- Author: Joe Wilkins
- Published: 2026-09-25T18:51:18+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: artificial intelligence, legal system, florida courts, fourth district court of appeal, ai-generated documents, judicial system, attorney discipline, court filings, jaclyn soroka, legal ethics, science, technology
## Florida judges sound alarm on AI slop
A panel of three judges at Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeal recently excoriated an attorney for filing documents they described as AI-generated slop, warning that this practice is clogging courts.

> AI doesn't need superintelligence to bring America's judicial system to its knees.
## AI filings cause serious court delays
The judges warned that AI-generated frivolous arguments are causing serious problems for courts' ability to process cases, with busy courts drowning in confusing documents that delay proceedings.

> Busy courts can drown in a flood of filings that are difficult to navigate.
## Attorneys abusing AI to overwhelm courts
Both pro se litigants and lawyers can easily abuse AI to generate extensive, confusing documents that cause delay and expense, with abusive AI filing clogging dockets and undermining justice.

> Pro se litigants and lawyers can easily abuse AI to crank out extensive and confounding documents.
## Attorney faces bar discipline threat
Family attorney Jaclyn Soroka filed a motion the court found legally insufficient and frivolous, with judges noting an AI supercomputer would struggle to find meaning in the prose used.

> An AI supercomputer would struggle to find meaning in some of the prose used in this case.
## Accused attorney denies using AI
Soroka denied using AI to produce legal documents, telling Law.com that she does not use artificial intelligence to generate court filings in her law practice.

> in my practice of law, in all matters, I do not use artificial intelligence to generate court filings.
## Key takeaway

Courts are drowning in AI-generated legal documents that are incomprehensible, frivolous, and deliberately abusive, forcing judges to sound the alarm about threats to justice.