Exploring the Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in the Indian Legal System

Various business models have been created through the integration of AI into different areas by India's Digital India program. The possibilities offered by artificial intelligence in law are unexplored, however, it is considered to be indispensable for preventing crimes, conducting legal research, as well as analyzing documents and engaging electronic courts by law enforcement agencies. By understanding its inadequacies and making appropriate adjustments, there would be drastic changes in the way law is practised and the delivery of justice will be improved in India. The paper analyzes the employment of tools like facial recognition technology, and automated fingerprint identification systems; as well as examines how AI-enabled tools are useful in crime prevention, legal research and investigation of automated documents that will be used by judges and lawyers in electronic courts and case management systems. It can't be denied that the scope for using artificial intelligence (AI) within the legal system remains huge. Thus, once again a practical approach towards recognizing AI's weaknesses and bringing about requisite functional changes would transform the practice of law. This would lead to an overhaul in the functioning of legal practices leading to a more efficient judiciary administration system in India.