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AI to be used in crown courts to reduce time victims have to wait

Summary

The government is piloting the use of artificial intelligence in the crown court, with a raft of new technology projects aiming to deliver improvements across the justice system and tackle the court backlog. These include AI legal assistants to support legal professionals and staff, and streamlined case management processes to get cases moving quicker.

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Channel 4

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AI in crown courts: ‘It can go wrong’, says Justice Secretary

The roll-out of AI at the Ministry of Justice will reduce the record backlog of cases at crown courts in England and Wales and speed up justice for victims, according to the Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy. But critics say artificial intelligence cannot replace vital funding and additional court staff.

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

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Judges to use AI to analyse Crown Court cases

Ministry of Justice to pilot ‘digital paralegals’ in drive to cut trial backlogs

3 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Anadolu Ajansı

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UK government trials AI tools in courts to cut backlog, speed up justice

Series of new technology initiatives will be tested, including AI legal assistants aimed at supporting lawyers and court staff with routine work

3 days ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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Die Presse

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Fewer Appeals Allowed, More AI: How to Time in court...

Despite the demands of the personnel representatives, there will be no more posts in the judiciary. Contrary to fears, however, hardly any judge or prosecutor threw the towel.

3 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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