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Beyond The Veil Of Ignorance: Rawlsian Justice And The Jurisprudence Of Algorithmic Governance In India
Algorithmic systems increasingly mediate welfare delivery, policing, taxation, public services, and judicial administration in India. Their attraction lies in scale, speed, and the promise of consistent decision-making. Their constitutional difficulty lies in the fact that
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