⚖ SanctionedForAI
One snarky, funny video per real AI-sanctions case. Every episode is built on the primary court documents, which are linked in every description and shown on screen. Lawyers used AI, the AI made things up, and the courts noticed. Lucy Hatchett reads the wreckage so you do not have to.
The format
One case, one video
Each episode takes a single real sanctions decision, walks through what the lawyer did with the AI tool, what rule they broke, and what the court did about it. Then it lands the lesson: how the whole thing could have been avoided. The tone is dry and amused, never angry. The snark targets the conduct, never the person.
Documents, not gossip
Every claim in every episode traces to a primary court document. Opinions, orders, and sanctions decisions are linked in the video description and screenshotted in the video itself. If a case is not yet final or a detail is unconfirmed, the episode says so on screen.
Release cadence
Saturday interview series
Once a week, Alex sits down on camera with the sanctioned lawyers themselves. The point is the same as the case episodes: what happened, what it cost, and what other lawyers should learn from it.