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- Tasmania Justice Department will review parole board decisions after AI-generated case law justified a condition for murderer Susan Neill-Fraser.
- Supreme Court Justice Stephen Estcourt ruled the condition invalid due to procedural unfairness and fictitious case law.
- Attorney-General Guy Barnett will seek an explanation of the parole board’s professional standards.
- Greens spokesperson Cecily Rosol and opposition parties demanded an independent review of the board’s AI use.