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The Algorithmic Magistrate: Automated Judicial Orders in Traffic and Municipal Offences and the Constitutional Delegation of Judicial Power
The proliferation of automated traffic enforcement systems across Indian jurisdictions, particularly the e-challan mechanism operational under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and the Information Technolo
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