ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN METADATA ANALYSIS: LEGAL AND PROCEDURAL IMPLICATIONS FOR CIVIL COURTS
Keywords:
artificial intelligence, metadata analysis, civil litigation, legal technology, electronic discovery, judicial procedures, digital evidence, legal automation.Abstract
This comprehensive study examines the evolving role of artificial intelligence (AI) in metadata analysis within civil court proceedings, focusing on its implications for legal procedures, evidence handling, and judicial decision-making. Through an extensive review of current practices, legal frameworks, and technological capabilities, this research investigates how AI-driven metadata analysis is transforming civil litigation while addressing associated challenges and opportunities. The study analyzes data from 245 civil cases across multiple jurisdictions between 2019-2023, examining the implementation, accuracy, and legal acceptance of AI-powered metadata analysis tools. Results indicate a 73% increase in the adoption of AI-based metadata analysis in civil proceedings, with a 91% accuracy rate in document authentication and chronology verification. The findings suggest that while AI significantly enhances the efficiency and reliability of metadata analysis in legal proceedings, there remains a critical need for standardized protocols and updated procedural rules to govern its implementation.
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