Role of Artificial Intelligence in Developing Criminal Justice System in India: An Analytical & Legal Framework

  • Dr. Seema Goyal
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  • Dr. Seema Goyal

    Assistant Professor at IIMT University, Ghaziabad, India

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Abstract

The conjunction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the criminal justice system depict once- in-a-lifespan expectation to modify and transfigure how justice is delivered in our society. Artificial intelligence has the possibilities and implicit aftermath of innate biases, enhance and upgrade resource allocation, and promote decision- making processes. However, while we embrace AI's evolutionary and extraordinary power & ability, we must go ahead with prudence, assuring that humane philosophy, virtuous elements, clarity, obviousness, and accountability drive its adoption. The mutual interaction between humans and AI has the capability to establish a fair, efficient, and just criminal justice system. We can reduce prejudices that have plagued the criminal justice system for few decades by exploiting and manipulating AI's logical competence. Personalized & intuitive judgements influenced by race, gender, or socioeconomic factors can be weaken by objective data-driven decision-making. Human oversight should continue to be an important part of the decision-making process, ensuring that AI algorithms are constantly examined, evaluated, and held responsible. Collaboration among AI experts, legal professionals, and policymakers is critical for striking a careful balance between the benefits of AI and the protection of human rights and due process. To fully realize AI's promise in the criminal justice system, we must be proactive in its growth, deployment, and regulation.

Keywords

  • Artificial Intelligence; criminal justice system; conjunction; Collaboration; decision-making.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 8, Issue 6, Page 812 - 824

DOI: https://doij.org/10.10000/IJLMH.1111123

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