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India

5 official records across 2 bodies. The rules this country's courts impose on litigants are on its regulation page; this page is what the justice system itself uses.

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  1. Supreme Court Portal Assistance in Court Efficiency (SUPACE)2025-03-20 · Supreme Court of India Registry · Official announcement · experimental stage of development for its testing

    The PIB release states that SUPACE is an AI-based tool intended to understand the factual matrix of cases, perform intelligent precedent search and identify cases, and that it was in an experimental testing stage.

  2. AI/ML judgment translation to Indian languages2025-03-20 · Supreme Court of India Registry · Official announcement · using AI and ML based tools

    The PIB release says the Supreme Court Registry, in coordination with NIC, is using AI and machine-learning tools to translate judgments from English into 18 Indian languages for access through the eSCR portal.

  3. AI/ML e-filing defect identification2025-03-20 · Supreme Court of India Registry · Official announcement · developed and deployed

    The PIB release says the Supreme Court Registry, with IIT Madras, developed and deployed AI and ML tools integrated with electronic filing software for identification of filing defects, with prototype access given to advocates-on-record.

  4. AI-assisted transcription of Constitution Bench oral arguments2025-03-20 · Supreme Court of India Registry · Official announcement · being deployed in case management

    A Ministry of Law and Justice PIB release, citing Supreme Court information, says AI and machine-learning tools are being deployed in case management and used to transcribe oral arguments in Constitution Bench matters.

  5. eCourts Phase III intelligent scheduling2022-11-26 · e-Committee, Supreme Court of India · Internal policy · Using AI to intelligently recommend

    The eCourts Phase III vision document lists intelligent scheduling as a Phase III component, describing AI use to recommend schedules, issue automated summons and enable certainty of hearings.