How to embed authenticity in legal assessment: responding to generative AI, Veronica Ni Driscoll, Jo Wilson and Jeanette Ashton (Edward Elgar), 2026

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Richard Grimes University of Lincoln; Charles University; New Vision University

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2026-07-08

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