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M.D. Ga. (Macon) - recurring AI-statement order: dismissal named in the command

Document: Order on Pro Se Obligations and AI Disclosure Requirements (recurring, case-by-case - NOT a standing order) · examples: 27 May 2026 (Dkt. 28) and 15 June 2026 (Dkt. 7)
Last verified against the court's own document:

Who it covers

“As an unrepresented party, Plaintiff is subject to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure”

What your filing must contain

A signed statement inside each filing fully disclosing AI assistance in preparation and drafting, certifying that the filer verified the accuracy of all facts and all legal authorities cited. The June example covers all pleadings, written motions, or other papers. This label is honest: these are case-specific orders on named plaintiffs' dockets, not a standing order - check your own docket. The court's Guide for Self-Represented Litigants (rev. Jan 2026) states the same Rule 11 and dismissal warning district-wide.

Where it goes: Inside each filing the order covers

What happens if you skip it

Failure to comply with this paragraph will result in sanctions, including, if appropriate, dismissal of this lawsuit.

Check the court's own document

Document coordinates: Order text at p. 3 of each linked order PDF; guide warning at p. 3 of the linked Guide.

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