AI on Trial is a timely and insightful examination of the intersection between artificial intelligence and the legal system. Authored by Sujeet Kumar and Tauseef Alam, the book investigates how AI technologies are reshaping legal institutions, judicial decision-making, governance frameworks, and public policy across the globe.As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into legal research, dispute resolution, predictive analytics, surveillance systems, and governmental functions, important questions emerge regarding transparency, fairness, accountability, bias, privacy, and constitutional safeguards. The authors critically analyze these issues while exploring the opportunities and risks associated with AI adoption within the justice system.The book discusses evolving regulatory approaches, ethical considerations, and the legal implications of algorithmic decision-making in courts and public administration. It also examines the role of lawmakers, judges, legal practitioners, and technology developers in ensuring that innovation remains aligned with the principles of justice, due process, and human rights.Featuring a foreword by R. Venkataramani, Attorney General for India, AI on Trial offers valuable insights for legal professionals, policymakers, academics, students, and technology experts seeking to understand the future relationship between artificial intelligence and the rule of law.







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