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UK Judge Finds Home Office Relied on Fabricated CPIN, AI

7/28/2026

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UK judge ruled the Home Office relied on a fabricated CPIN and AI-generated text to reject a Moroccan asylum claim.
The judge said the July 2021 CPIN reference likely stemmed from an AI “hallucination”.
The Home Office could not locate the CPIN and issued a country information note.
The note says Morocco is unsafe for forced return, cites 40,000 child marriages in 2018 and that marital rape is not explicitly criminalised.

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UK judge ruled the Home Office relied on a fabricated CPIN and AI-generated text to reject a Moroccan asylum claim.
The judge said the July 2021 CPIN reference likely stemmed from an AI “hallucination”.
The Home Office could not locate the CPIN and issued a country information note.
The note says Morocco is unsafe for forced return, cites 40,000 child marriages in 2018 and that marital rape is not explicitly criminalised.