CPS Cited 'Non-Existent' Cases in Extradition Challenge

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) was found to have cited 'non-existent' cases after a lawyer used AI in an extradition challenge, leading a judge to dismiss the appeals of two individuals challenging their extradition to Romania.

8 Jul, 16:33 — 8 Jul, 16:33

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The IndependentMostly Factual33d ago

CPS caught citing ‘non-existent’ cases after lawyer uses AI in extradition challenge

The judge dismissed the appeals of two people challenging decisions to extradite them to Romania

By Callum Parke

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CPS Cited 'Non-Existent' Cases in Extradition Challenge

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CPS caught citing ‘non-existent’ cases after lawyer uses AI in extradition challenge

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