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Justice on Trial: Efficiency vs Empathy

Anulekha DasJune 11, 202610.5281/zenodo.206422646 pages

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© 2026 Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Legal Research, published by Adv. Rohan R. Garje & Associates, India. E-ISSN 2582-9947

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Abstract

Artificial Intelligence in the contemporary world has emerged as a global phenomenon that is actively influencing and shaping the younger generation. Its necessity has been observed and felt by the people in many significant ways and in several fields, that being governance,

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