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Testuje granicę między informacją prawną a poradą prawną, kontrowersje związane z DoNotPay oraz sposób, w jaki reformy w Utah i Arizonie umożliwiają nowe modele usług prawnych.

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What core distinction do most state UPL rules draw for tools like legal chatbots?

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  1. What core distinction do most state UPL rules draw for tools like legal chatbots?
    • Free services versus paid services
    • Explaining the law in general versus applying it to a specific person's facts
    • Services delivered by phone versus online
    • Criminal law versus civil law topics
  2. What did the Texas legislature do after a 1999 court decision held that Quicken Family Lawyer was UPL?
    • It banned all legal software in the state
    • It required software companies to hire a lawyer for every user
    • It made using legal software a criminal offense
    • It excluded software and websites that clearly state they are not a substitute for a lawyer's advice
  3. Why did DoNotPay abandon its 2023 plan to coach a traffic-court defendant through earbuds?
    • State bar officials warned of possible prosecution
    • The judge approved it, but the defendant withdrew
    • The AI failed a live technical test
    • Earbuds were technically incompatible with the courtroom's audio system
  4. What was the Federal Trade Commission's 2024 case against DoNotPay mainly about?
    • Unauthorized practice of law in federal court
    • Antitrust violations against law firms
    • Claims about its service that the company had not backed up
    • Failure to pay taxes on subscription revenue
  5. Roughly what payment did DoNotPay's settlement with the FTC require?
    • About $19 million
    • About $1.9 million
    • Nothing, only a warning letter
    • About $193,000
  6. What does the regulatory sandbox launched by Utah's Supreme Court in 2020 allow?
    • Anyone to represent clients in court without a license
    • Lawyers to skip continuing education requirements
    • Approved nonlawyer and software providers to offer legal services under oversight
    • Chatbots to act as judges in small claims cases
  7. Which state began licensing alternative business structures, which can include nonlawyer owners, in 2021?
    • Utah
    • Arizona
    • Teksas
    • Kalifornia
  8. Which design choice lets a consumer legal chatbot operate under lawyer supervision?
    • Routing requests that need a judgment call to a licensed attorney, or licensing the tool to law firms and legal aid groups
    • Placing a disclaimer only in the terms of service
    • Answering every question with a confident recommendation
    • Hiding which state's law the answer is based on