The Role of Technology in Modernizing the Indian Criminal Justice System

Abstract:- The rapid advancement of technology has brought transformative changes across various sectors, and the Indian criminal justice system is no exception. This paper explores the role of technology in modernizing the Indian criminal justice system, focusing on its potential to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accessibility. With a growing population, a backlog of cases, and an often slow judicial process, the integration of technology holds the promise of addressing these challenges. The study examines various technological tools such as digital case management systems, e-filing, video conferencing, forensic technologies, and artificial intelligence in criminal investigations and trials. It also discusses the implications of technology for law enforcement, judicial procedures, and the rights of accused individuals and victims. The role of technology in reducing human errors, improving evidence handling, and expediting trial processes is analyzed, alongside its impact on strengthening the integrity of the justice system. However, the paper also critically addresses challenges such as digital literacy, data security concerns, and the need for adequate infrastructure. The findings suggest that while technology offers immense potential to modernize the Indian criminal justice system, careful implementation, training, and ethical considerations are necessary to ensure that these innovations lead to a more effective, accessible, and fair justice system for all.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15534045
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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The Role of Technology in Modernizing the Indian Criminal Justice System

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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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The Role of Technology in Modernizing the Indian Criminal Justice System

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Abstract:- The rapid advancement of technology has brought transformative changes across various sectors, and the Indian criminal justice system is no exception. This paper explores the role of technology in modernizing the Indian criminal justice system, focusing on its potential to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accessibility. With a growing population, a backlog of cases, and an often slow judicial process, the integration of technology holds the promise of addressing these challenges. The study examines various technological tools such as digital case management systems, e-filing, video conferencing, forensic technologies, and artificial intelligence in criminal investigations and trials. It also discusses the implications of technology for law enforcement, judicial procedures, and the rights of accused individuals and victims. The role of technology in reducing human errors, improving evidence handling, and expediting trial processes is analyzed, alongside its impact on strengthening the integrity of the justice system. However, the paper also critically addresses challenges such as digital literacy, data security concerns, and the need for adequate infrastructure. The findings suggest that while technology offers immense potential to modernize the Indian criminal justice system, careful implementation, training, and ethical considerations are necessary to ensure that these innovations lead to a more effective, accessible, and fair justice system for all.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Swami Vivekanand College of Pharmacy (IN), University of Guyana (GY)
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Artificial Intelligence in Law
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