UAE Ministry of Justice unveils Agentic AI to slash pre-trial case review from 18 days to 2 hours
Abu Dhabi- The UAE Ministry of Justice is showcasing a suite of artificial intelligence innovations at the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, currently underway at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi. The newly deployed Agentic AI system reduces pre-trial case analysis and evidentiary report summarization from 18 working days to two hours. “Judges often handle thousands of…
The UAE Ministry of Justice has unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) system called Agentic AI at the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Abu Dhabi. The Agentic AI system is designed to reduce pre-trial case review from 18 working days to just two hours by analyzing and summarizing case files.
Developed over nine months, the system uses a Large Language Model (LLM) trained on over 22,000 legal documents and tested on 10,000 historical case files, ensuring compliance with the UAE's Federal Decree-Law on Personal Data Protection. The AI system operates as a decision-support mechanism, assisting judges with synthesizing records and suggesting structured judgment templates while preserving judicial independence and human oversight.
The Ministry also introduced a Smart Justice Leadership Dashboard for judicial administrators and two operational modules: Estate and Succession Analysis for probate workflows and Automated Document Certification for validating legal citations. The innovations aim to streamline court workflows, eliminate administrative bottlenecks, and deliver swift, accessible, and transparent justice for all court users in line with the UAE's Future Court vision.
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