The Delhi High Court refused to mandate the retention of recorded court proceedings, highlighting concerns over the impact on judicial quality and security. The court stressed the need for adequate preparation and safeguards due to potential misuse of live-streamed videos, emphasizing that broad directives could undermine judicial integrity.
The Law Ministry allocated Rs.54 crore to promote AI adoption in the judiciary. To tackle key data protection and privacy issues, a sub-committee comprising six High Court judges has been formed. This initiative aims to enhance judicial efficiency while ensuring security. The move reflects the government’s commitment to modernizing the legal system.
Today, On 23rd July, The Indian government allocated Rs 1500 crore to digitize court records through the eCourts project, aiming to improve judicial processes and accessibility to legal information. This funding will modernize court infrastructure, digitize historical and ongoing court records, and expand virtual courts, ultimately enhancing the efficiency of the judicial system.
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