>Lying to a judge is generally not a good idea. You can go from traffic ticket to contempt of court real fast if you start lying in court.

If you knowingly lie because ChatGPT told you to that's on you. If you said something that you believed was true because ChatGPT said it to you then that's not perjury, it's just being wrong.

> You probably don't want your legal representation to become your prosecutor when they use the right type of phrasing.

When the worst case scenario is having to pay the parking fine, it might be worth taking this risk to avoid paying a lawyer.