The conversation around artificial intelligence in the justice system has moved from theoretical to urgent. According to the Master of the Rolls, a public debate must begin now on the use of AI in judicial decision-making — not years from now when the technology is already entrenched. This marks a pivotal moment for the legal community. As AI systems become increasingly capable of analysing evidence, predicting outcomes, and supporting judges, the profession faces critical qu

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