A parole condition for convicted killer Susan Neill Fraser was recently deemed invalid by authorities. The invalidation stemmed from the parole board citing non existent case law in its decision, which was described as a concerning error in the high profile murderer's case.
Tasmania's justice department confirmed on a Friday evening that a review is now underway. This investigation will examine the potential use of artificial intelligence in parole decisions, specifically how it may have contributed to fake citations and the error concerning Neill Fraser’s condition. The department’s review was initiated four days after the parole condition was first deemed invalid.