Artificial Intelligence & Access to Justice

The book on Artificial intelligence and Access to Justice explores ethical concerns, privacy bias, and transparency to democratize justice by enhancing judicial efficiency and legal research. The implementation and regulation of Artificial intelligence viewed in case management, and predictive analytics, helping to streamline the judicial process and make legal services accessibility. The Book believes AI automation in administration of justice and the rule of law has transformative Potential in democratizing legal services and participatory the legal system. At the same time it is not oblivious of the data privacy and ethical governance in AI driven regulatory framework in digitally empowered judiciary, and India’s e-Courts Project.

Professor (Dr.) M. Z. M. Nomani specializes in Comparative and Transnational Law and engaged in interdisciplinary approach to legal teaching and research since last 30 years at Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh. Besides serving as the Dean of the Faculty of Law and Chairperson of the Department of Law, he authored numerous books and research papers Intellectual Property, Environmental, and Competition Law., having also served as Dean of the Faculty of Law at AMU.

Professor (Dr.) Aditya Tomer is the Dean of Galgotias University’s law school in India. He is a prolific scholar who has written more than 90 books, monographs, and research papers for reputable academic and professional journals. In fields including human rights, business law, clinical legal education, alternative dispute resolution, and the right to information, his research places a strong emphasis on empirical and trans disciplinary methods.

Professor (Dr.) Shikha Dimri is a Professor and Associate Dean at the School of Law, UPES, Dehradun, Uttarakhand. She has 18 years of teaching experience and was awarded a Gold Medal during her LLB from HNB Garhwal Central University, Srinagar, Uttarakhand.

Dr. Abdullah Samdani is an Assistant Professor at the School of Law, Presidency University, Bengaluru. He pursued his PhD from the School of Law, UPES, Dehradun. He received a Gold Medal from Aligarh Muslim University, a Silver Medal and the Shri Baljit Shastri Award from Amity University, Noida.

The book on Artificial intelligence and Access to Justice explores ethical concerns, privacy bias, and transparency to democratize justice by enhancing judicial efficiency and legal research. The implementation and regulation of Artificial intelligence viewed in case management, and predictive analytics, helping to streamline the judicial process and make legal services accessibility. The Book believes AI automation in administration of justice and the rule of law has transformative Potential in democratizing legal services and participatory the legal system. At the same time it is not oblivious of the data privacy and ethical governance in AI driven regulatory framework in digitally empowered judiciary, and India’s e-Courts Project.