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Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Law and Advocate Accountability in India
This research paper examines the growing integration of Artificial Intelligence into cyber law practice in India and its implications for advocate accountability, professional ethics, and legal liability. While AI tools enhance efficiency in legal research, drafting, evidence analysis, and complianc
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