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New Mexico attorney Stephen D. Aarons submitted a murder appeal brief containing fabricated witnesses and testimony generated by ChatGPT. The state Supreme Court found him in direct contempt, sanctioned him $5,000, barred him from appearing before the court, and referred him to the disciplinary board. He blamed his own stupidity and never told his imprisoned client about the ChatGPT use.
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