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Ah yes, for example, Coase's The Problem of Social Cost which was so useless it won a Nobel Prize.
You would have known otherwise had you done some credible research in life instead of limiting your brilliance to the LI commentbox.
law is not a humanity. Its a social science adjacent thing at best. Research does have value.
Research papers have no value in law.

This is not STEM, but humanities.
research papers, assignments, online tests. not everything is handwritten. only the end semesters
How are people allowed to use software in an exam? Wasn't it handwritten?
Only jurisprudential papers will have value. Empirical ones will lose value
why is is worrying you? (supposing that you re from a tier 1 law school)
Students in lesser known colleges are scoring well just using generative AI tools as grades are given based on plagiarism report irrespective of references and quality.
I think it'll take longer, but in short, yes. I do wonder how research and academia overarchingly will respond to the threat of AI - they claim to be able to detect AI but I remain skeptical