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Role Of Artificial Intelligence In Indian Courts




Rishu Kumari, Central University of South Bihar

Rishav Raj, Central University of South Bihar


ABSTRACT


In Indian courts, there are millions of cases pending resolution, and judges are overworked. This implies that it takes a long time for justice to be served and that people have to wait years for their issues to be resolved. Consequently, a lot of people are concerned about the efficiency of the legal system. This essay discusses how modern technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), can assist in resolving these issues in Indian courts. By assisting with paperwork, managing repetitive tasks, and assisting judges in reaching better decisions, AI can expedite processes. AI in courts can reduce the workload for judges, speed up case resolution, and improve the efficiency of the legal system overall for all parties. This conversation examines the ways in which AI and technology can support courts.


Keywords: Court, Artificial Intelligence, Judges, Indian legal system



Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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Abbreviation: IJLLR

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ISSN: 2582-8878

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Accessibility: Open Access

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