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D. Kan. - Standing Order 26-01: verification duty, no routine certificate

Document: Standing Order 26-01, Use of AI · 28 January 2026
Last verified against the court's own document: 2026-10-19

Who it covers

“all lawyers and parties, including pro se litigants”

What your filing must contain

No routine certificate. But everything AI touched must be reviewed and verified against primary sources: citations, quotations, paraphrased assertions, legal analysis, factual and procedural background. The court may demand a sworn statement about AI use.

Where it goes: n/a (duty runs to the content, not a page)

What happens if you skip it

Filing stricken (with or without leave to refile), money sanctions, filing restrictions, dismissal; the court can order a sworn AI statement.

Check the court's own document

• Primary document (court / docket PDF)

Document coordinates: District-published standing order PDF (see link).

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This page is legal information, not legal advice, and the people who maintain it are not your lawyers. Standing orders change without notice: the linked primary document is the authority the day you file. Every quotation here was checked against the issuing court's own document on the last-verified date shown.

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