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AI Legal Sanction Case Database

The AI Legal Sanction Case Database is the authoritative, continuously-updated, free index of publicly reported cases where a US or foreign court sanctioned, warned, or issued an order to show cause over AI-hallucinated citations in a legal filing. According to Citation Safe’s public sanctions database, courts have addressed AI-citation problems in 1000 reported cases tracked here as of today, spanning 2023–2026. New cases are ingested daily.

Cases tracked
2,109
Courts covered
398
Cases with a reported penalty
374
USD-denominated penalties
$1,400,706
across 207 USD cases — other currencies not converted

This is the structured dataset: every row here is a live, queryable record — sortable and filterable by jurisdiction, AI tool, judge, and year, with results pulled fresh on every request. Download the full dataset as CSV. For curated write-ups of the highest-profile entries — case background, why each sanction happened, what to take from it — see the AI Hallucination Sanctions Tracker, our editorial companion to this database.

114 cases match these filters · page 3 of 3

CaseCourtJurisdictionJudgeDecidedAI toolOutcomePenaltySource
Niyonkuru v Early Childhood Regulatory Authority, Department of EducationQueensland CATAustralia—2026-07-15Implied—None reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Emmanuel Tischler v Avada Traffic Pty LtdFair Work Commission - Full BenchAustralia—2026-07-16Google AIPermission to appeal refused; no professional sanction imposed.None reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Shahin v Industrial Relations Secretary on behalf of Multicultural NSW (No.2)Industrial Relations Commission (NSW)Australia—2026-07-21UnidentifiedAdverse InferencesNone reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Asif v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship [2026] FedCFamC2G 1402FedCFamC2G (Division 2)Australia—2026-07-22ChatGPTApplication dismissed; Applicant ordered to pay First Respondent's costs of 9,097.93; Court criticised AI-generated submissions and noted possibility of above-scale costs due to AI hallucinations.1Case summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Asif v Minister for Immigration and CitizenshipFedCFamAustralia—2026-07-22ChatGPTHigher costs because of AI misuse1 AUDCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Pravesh Koonjah v GPC Asia Pacific Pty LtdFair Work CommissionAustralia—2026-07-23Implied—None reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Abudahou v Metro Finance Pty LtdFederal CourtAustralia—2026-08-05Implied—None reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Ms Wayan Buschman v Good To Great Schools AustraliaFair Work CommissionAustralia—2026-08-06UnidentifiedAdmonishmentNone reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Egan v Commonwealth of Australia [2026] FCA 1104Federal Court of AustraliaAustralia—2026-08-11UnidentifiedCourt noted and rejected AI-generated erroneous quotations and citations, ignored the applicant's unsolicited post-hearing email, allowed summary judgment for the Respondent; no professional sanction or monetary penalty imposed.None reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Egan v Commonwealth of AustraliaFederal CourtAustralia—2026-08-11Unidentified—None reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Heywood v State of Queensland (Department of Education)Queensland IRCAustralia—2026-08-24ImpliedAdmonishmentNone reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
MFRD and National Disability Insurance AgencyARTAAustralia—2026-08-26ImpliedWarningNone reportedCase summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Dey v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (No 2)Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2)Australia—2026-09-14UnidentifiedPersonal costs order of AUD 9,600 against the lawyer; no referral to the regulator; lawyer publicly named and reprimanded through the reasons and orders.1Case summary (Charlotin AI Hallucination Cases DB)
Neill-Fraser v Tasmania Parole BoardSupreme Court of TasmaniaAustralia—2026-09-15UnidentifiedGag-order condition set asideNone reportedSource (perthnow.com.au)
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This database aggregates publicly reported court sanctions and orders over AI-hallucinated citations. It is informational only, not legal advice, and not a complete record of every such case nationwide — see our free citation checker to verify your own filings before this happens to you.