Pragmatic Impact on the Criminal Justice Regime with Artificial Intelligence as a Catalyst: A Critique

Abstract

Criminal Justice Administration is in a slow process of direction due to lack of appropriate management and operation. Management and Operation of systems can be done by effective Institutional mechanism that will help in proper detective and investigative procedures coupled with fair prosecution and punishment. In this regard the vital role played by law enforcement agencies, criminal courts, Correctional agencies and NGOs or community-based programs. Thus, to serve justice it is necessary that it seems to be served by making the criminal accountable for their actions.  It requires an in-depth knowledge of legal and ethical principles as well as the ability to implement the procedural policies.  One of the key challenges in criminal justice administration is balancing the need for public safety with the protection of individual rights. This requires a careful balance between enforcing the law and respecting the rights of suspects and defendants. The use of technology especially AI, such as, electronic surveillance officers, digital forensic investigators, drone pilots, real-time crime analysts, social media researchers and accident reconstructionist, body cameras, and DNA analysis, has helped to increase transparency and accountability in the justice system, while also providing more accurate and reliable evidence. Various mechanisms used in Court Proceedings, by law firms and professionals are also playing a vital role in judicial enrichment. The improvements made in criminal justice administration with the help of Artificial Intelligence help in providing better justice for criminal cases. The Author surmises the need for reforms in criminal laws which will successfully render appreciation of evidence and acceptance of technological innovations for future administration of criminal justice.