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Legal Court Case Classification and Prediction Using ML
The increasing availability of digital legal documents has made it essential to develop intelligent systems that can efficiently process and analyze large volumes of legal text. This study proposes a machine learning-based framework for classifying legal documents and predicting case outcomes by com
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