Justice Abha Nayar Patel, described as the first woman judge of Zambia’s Supreme Court, addresses the Supreme Court of India Advocates-on-Record Association and speaks to NDTV. In her remarks, she reflects on her childhood in Delhi and says her reception during her visit to the Indian Supreme Court is among the “golden moments” of her life. She also discusses principles she considers important for justice delivery, highlighting innovation, integrity, and inclusivity. Patel warns against the unchecked use of artificial intelligence in judicial decision-making, arguing that such tools should not be used without appropriate safeguards. During the same event, Indian Chief Justice Surya Kant comments on the role of technology in improving access to justice for Indian litigants. The combined accounts present Patel’s personal background alongside her judicial views, including her caution about AI’s role in the courts and a broader emphasis on responsible use of technology in legal systems.
Zambian Supreme Court judge Abha Nayar Patel recalls childhood in Delhi, urges AI caution
Justice Abha Nayar Patel, described as the first woman judge of Zambia’s Supreme Court, addresses the Supreme Court of India Advocates-on-Record Association and speaks to NDTV. In her remarks, she ref...
- Justice Abha Nayar Patel is the first woman judge of the Zambian Supreme Court.
- She recalls her childhood in Delhi and describes her reception at the Indian Supreme Court as a “golden moment.”
- Patel speaks at the Supreme Court of India Advocates-on-Record Association.
- She emphasizes innovation, integrity, and inclusivity as components of justice delivery.
- Patel cautions against the unchecked use of artificial intelligence in judicial decision-making.
- Chief Justice Surya Kant says technology can improve access to justice for Indian litigants.
Speaking to NDTV in Hindi, Justice Abha Nayar Patel described the reception she received during her visit to the Supreme Court of India as one of the "golden moments" of her life.
4 hours agoJustice Abha Nayar Patel, a Zambian Supreme Court judge, addressed the Indian Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association. She emphasized innovation, integrity, and inclusivity as key components of justice delivery. Justice Patel cautioned against the unchecked use of artificial intelligence in judicial decision-making processes. Chief Justice Surya Kant highlighted technology's role in improving access to justice for Indian litigants.
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