Overview
- Circuit Court Judge David Hughes struck District Attorney Xavier Solis’ AI-influenced filing after Solis acknowledged he did not disclose using AI.
- The court dismissed the burglary and property-damage case without prejudice, leaving open the possibility of refiling.
- The judge also found the state failed to establish probable cause based on evidence from an earlier preliminary hearing, according to the defense and court records.
- Court filings referenced “hallucinated and false citations,” including a Nebraska construction law and an imaginary citation flagged by the defense.
- Solis, elected in 2024 after working as a defense attorney, issued a statement acknowledging a citation error and saying his office takes accuracy and disclosure obligations seriously.