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eCourts Phase III intelligent scheduling e-Committee, Supreme Court of India · Court administration · 2022-11-26
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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.
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