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A field experiment involving over fifteen hundred judges revealed a six percent increase in closed court cases when jurists received access to AI tools and training. The boost in efficiency occurred without any measurable decline in decision quality or a rise in formal appeals.

A study conducted with 1,559 judges in Pakistan revealed that providing AI tools along with structured training increased monthly case resolutions by 6.3 percent. Researchers noted that the speed improvement did not negatively affect legal writing or lead to more higher-court appeals.