Journal of Law of Torts and Consumer Protection Law
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<p>Journal of Law of Torts and Consumer Protection Law publishes manuscripts related to law of torts which is primarily concerned with redressal of wrongful civil actions by awarding compensation. In a society where people live together, conflict of interests are bound to occur and they may, from time to time cause damage to one or the other. In addition, with the rapid industrialization, tortious liability has come to be used against manufacturers and industrial units. For making markets work for both businesses and consumers, consumer protection is essential. In order to save the consumers from adulterated and imperfect goods & insufficient services, consumer protection laws are very essential for any nation and every nation should incorporate them for the smooth functioning of market economy.</p>Consortium E-Learning Network Pvt Ltden-USJournal of Law of Torts and Consumer Protection Law2583-3898Role of Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing the Justice Delivery System in India
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<p>There are more than 5 crore cases pending in the Indian Judicial System, and this is certainly violative of the fundamental rights to timely justice under Article 21, as laid down in Anita Kushwaha v. Pushap Sudan (2016) 8 SCC 509. ADR methods have been used but are inadequate for such a crisis. The concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is “the science and engineering of making intelligent machines”, which provides powerful tools for improving efficiency in the judiciary. As a doctrinal research study drawing on statutes, case laws, and secondary sources such as journals and reports, this paper investigates the uses of AI in legal research, case management, predictive analytics, document automation, and translation. Building on AI projects such as SUPACE and SUVAS, a roadmap is suggested for those responsible for deploying AI solutions, considering ethical issues of transparency,<br>bias, and security. It calls for strong regulation, uniform data, and training for judges in order to guarantee that AI makes justice more fair and accessible in India.</p>Karanveer SinghAnita Singh
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