ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Chief Justice of Pakistan, Yahya Afridi, has announced that the judiciary is considering the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the legal system.
Speaking at a ceremony, Chief Justice Afridi emphasised the importance of the National Judicial Policy and shared that efforts are underway to reform the judicial system across the country.
He noted that judicial officers are receiving specialised training at the Judicial Academy.
The top judge revealed ongoing work on establishing Model Criminal Trial Courts aimed at ensuring timely case resolutions. “Top legal experts are hearing cases daily, and we're exploring the idea of operating courts in two shifts,” he added.
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CJP Afridi also stressed the need to promote young lawyers who are free from political or professional affiliations and said that long-pending cases will be addressed through model courts.
“As Chief Justice, I stand with independent, impartial, and honest judicial officers,” he affirmed. “My vision is for every aggrieved citizen to approach the courts with full confidence in receiving justice.”