Writing

Papers · Discussion series

Research Paper in Five Parts · AI and the Practice of Law · Fall 2025 · Revised edition
The King’s Good Servant, and God’s First
AI, the sanctity of the record, and the lawyer’s duty of truth — deepfake evidence, hallucinated citations, and the moral duty of verification, read through St. Thomas More’s final words.
Legal Ethics · Evidence · Jurisprudence
Research Paper in Seven Parts · Healthcare Law · Fall 2025
When Technology Becomes Obligation: AI and Duty
How AI in early diagnosis and preventive medicine may expand the legal duties of providers and patients — from the Case of Thorns and Helling v. Carey to wearables, artificial wombs, and Florida’s AI-saturated clinics.
Health Law · Torts · Standard of Care
Ongoing · Whiteboard Working Sessions
Ask It. Build It. Embed It.
The whiteboard guide that anchors the sessions — three access modes, intelligence versus automation, and verification duties that scale with consequence.
AI Architecture · Access Modes · Verification

An ongoing series of whiteboard working sessions on AI system architecture — hosted assistant interfaces, agentic coding environments, and programmatic access through APIs — among a trusted circle of law students and practicing attorneys. The sessions run on shared ideas rather than instruction: each discussion tests and sharpens every participant's working methods, toward a stable common vocabulary in an area where the discourse is otherwise vendor marketing or vague caution.

A fixed whiteboard framework and a supporting 22-page technical reference keep the conversations grounded — the three access modes, the distinction between intelligence and automation, and verification duties that scale with consequence — so what the group works out in one session holds steady into the next.

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