Our Work
With a keen focus on specific policy areas, the consortium will be a place for collaborative review and evaluation of AI technology’s impact on the courts and the legal profession. Courts looking for current guidance will find a host of resources that include policy recommendations, use cases, white papers, and best practices. Additionally, the consortium will offer the latest education on the use of AI in the courts and by the legal profession.
Our Mission
Our mission is to inform and educate the judiciary and other legal professionals about the opportunities and challenges of evolving AI and Generative AI solutions, thereby enabling judges to make informed decisions about adoption and use. Consequently, the partnership will have a significant positive impact on the practice of law, increase access to justice to underserved communities, and position the U.S. courts as the trusted leader on responsible judicial AI adoption across the world.
Our Members
Initial membership includes a deeply engaged group that is ready to address policy developments and responses crucial to the future of the justice ecosystem.
Co-Chairs
- Mike Abbott, head of the Thomson Reuters Institute
- Mary McQueen, president of NCSC
Members
- Chief Judge Anna Blackburne-Rigsby, District of Columbia Court of Appeals
- Judge J. Michelle Childs, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit
- Lord Justice James Dingemans, UK Court of Appeals
- James C. Duff, executive director of the Supreme Court Historical Society
- Ron Gordon, state court administrator, Utah Administrative Office of the Courts
- Dr. Gary Marchant, regent professor of law and director of the Center for Law, Science and Innovation at the Sandra Day O'Connor School of Law, Arizona State University
- Bridget Mary McCormack, president and CEO, American Arbitration Association - International Centre for Dispute Resolution
- Jami McKeon, chair, Morgan & Lewis
- Andrew Perlman, dean and professor of law, Suffolk University
- David Slayton, executive officer/clerk of court, Superior Court of Los Angeles County
- Justice Beth Walker, West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals