LLM as a law professor: having a large language model write a commentary on freedom of assembly

In many jurisdictions, academia is at the service of legal practice. Law professors write commentaries that summarize the state of the art of doctrine, chiefly of jurisprudence. In the spirit of a proof of concept, using the guarantee of freedom of assembly in the European Convention on Human Rights, we show that this task can be completely outsourced to large language models. Using standard NLP metrics and an LLM as a judge approach, we develop an evaluation pipeline that works without costly h

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ethics.ai (22 July 2026), “LLM as a law professor: having a large language model write a commentary on freedom of assembly,” evidence record 12734, https://ethics.ai/record/12734 (originally published by Artificial Intelligence and Law).

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