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Automated labeling and analysis of court documents

Centre of Registers and Information Systems · Court administration · 2026-09-07

status as stated: started usingOfficial announcementNLP / classification

The RIK AI solutions page says the centre has started using automated labelling and anonymisation to improve data quality in court documents. It says court-document analysis can cover crime-event text, qualifications, subjects, objects and addresses for statistics and similar-case search.

"we have started using automated labeling and anonymizing the data"

Official record: rik.ee · archived copy
Read: 2026-09-07 · primary document read
Found via: RIK official AI solutions page
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