Use of artificial intelligence in the Supreme Court

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The Registry of the Supreme Court of India has long been described, only half in jest, as a black hole. It is where cases go to wait their turn. As of May 2026, pendency in the top court has crossed 93,000 matters, and for most lawyers, listing still feels unpredictable.It is against this backdrop that the Court is now exploring use of artificial intelligence to manage the cause list.Read the complete analysis on scobserver.in

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