The Indian judiciary is plagued by a significant backlog of cases, language barrier, and administrative inefficiency; In this context, the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the judicial system will not only enhance efficiency and accessibility but also reduce the large number of pending cases. AI tools are helpful in assisting legal research, case prediction, document review, and court management, bringing a transformative shift in the global legal system and law enforcement. However, the use of AI in the judiciary remains limited, unregulated, and underexplored. There is a pressing need to critically analyse how AI can be effectively integrated into the judicial system, and also explore the legal as well as ethical concerns posed by these AI tools.
