AI Court Orders Ledger  /  S.D. Ohio, Eastern Division

S.D. Ohio - Judge Graham: captioned declaration, pinpoint identification

Document: Standing Order on the Use of Generative AI · signed 21 October 2025 (Dkt. 60, filed 23 October 2025)
Last verified against the court's own document:

Who it covers

“any party, including a pro se litigant”

What your filing must contain

A declaration captioned "Disclosure of the Use of Generative AI" (the court's prescribed caption) that identifies AI-prepared content by page, section, or paragraph number, names the platform, and certifies review of relevant source material, accuracy of all submissions, and compliance with Rule 11(b).

Where it goes: The declaration, filed with the filing, under that caption

What happens if you skip it

The signer answers for the filing under Rule 11 regardless of whether AI was used; Rule 11(b) noncompliance may bring Rule 11(c) sanctions.

Check the court's own document

Document coordinates: Dkt. 60 in Lawtone-Bowles v. Franklin University, No. 2:24-cv-04091 (S.D. Ohio); the linked PDF is the order as docketed.

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