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How AI Can Reduce Chargesheet Rejection Rates in Indian Courts

Manish Gupta

19d agoen

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In a narcotics case in Maharashtra, the police filed their chargesheet within the mandatory 90-day window. Procedurally, on time. But the chargesheet was missing one document: the chemical analyst’s report confirming what the seized substance actually was. The Bombay High Court ruled the chargesheet incomplete. The accused walked out on default bail. The investigation wasn’t […] The post How AI Can Reduce Chargesheet Rejection Rates in Indian Courts appeared first on Innefu Labs .

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