Optimizing Judicial Efficiency- A Software Solution for Case Listing with Customized Case Flow Management

The most significant disadvantage of the administration of justice in India today is delay. The Indian judiciary has always struggled with delays and pending cases. Over the past five decades, India's judiciary proposed several solutions to address delays and pending cases. In the legal domain, a dynamic balance between automation and people is required. And also due to the increased complexity and volume of legal cases, there is a critical demand for improving efficiency, accuracy, and responsiveness in the judicial process. Artificial Intelligent(AI) is used to automate the process in the legal environment to make system operations more agile. The proposed framework will optimize the case organization and prioritize the development of user-friendly software integrated with Natural Language Processing(NLP) algorithms. The main objective is to develop a web application with differentiated case flow management. Implement AI algorithms for precise case categorization, fostering a seamless user experience, and ensuring adaptability across diverse legal environments. The result of the proposed system improves case management processes with enhanced user experience, and more effective decision-making through prioritized case listings. Also support a transparent judicial system, ultimately supporting societal well-being by fostering a more responsive legal environment.

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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/csitss64042.2024.10817039
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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Optimizing Judicial Efficiency- A Software Solution for Case Listing with Customized Case Flow Management

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Optimizing Judicial Efficiency- A Software Solution for Case Listing with Customized Case Flow Management

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Abstract

The most significant disadvantage of the administration of justice in India today is delay. The Indian judiciary has always struggled with delays and pending cases. Over the past five decades, India's judiciary proposed several solutions to address delays and pending cases. In the legal domain, a dynamic balance between automation and people is required. And also due to the increased complexity and volume of legal cases, there is a critical demand for improving efficiency, accuracy, and responsiveness in the judicial process. Artificial Intelligent(AI) is used to automate the process in the legal environment to make system operations more agile. The proposed framework will optimize the case organization and prioritize the development of user-friendly software integrated with Natural Language Processing(NLP) algorithms. The main objective is to develop a web application with differentiated case flow management. Implement AI algorithms for precise case categorization, fostering a seamless user experience, and ensuring adaptability across diverse legal environments. The result of the proposed system improves case management processes with enhanced user experience, and more effective decision-making through prioritized case listings. Also support a transparent judicial system, ultimately supporting societal well-being by fostering a more responsive legal environment.

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