Shourya Shekhar and Vibhuti Shyam Summary: This article contends that the Supreme Court’s Draft Regulations for Use of Artificial Intelligence in Courts, 2026 is a principled but architecturally incomplete first step. While the draft correctly prohibits the most constitutionally dangerous uses of AI, three structural gaps mean its core commitments lack the architecture to meet […]
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Adithya Narayana Vojja and Ayushmaan Ashutosh Singh Abstract This article examines the structural vulnerabilities of the Supreme Court’s nine non-exhaustive guidelines for summary judgment laid down by the apex court. It argues that the guidelines produce an irreconcilable tension between evidentiary scrutiny and the prohibition on mini-trials, compounded by the absence of a documentary authentication […]
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