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    OPINION 
    By Mehak
    October 12, 2026
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    AI in the Judiciary: Balancing Automated Efficiency with Human Justice in India

    It is imperative for the judiciary of India to be at the right juncture where technology is concerned. Considering the many cases pending in the courts, artificial intelligence (AI) can provide a way forward to enhance legal research, streamline processes, and increase accessibility. However, incorporating AI in judicial decision making poses a challenge to determine ...
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