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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is gradually becoming an important part of many professional fields, including the legal system. In recent years, courts and legal institutions have started using AI-based tools to support legal research, manage case records, and improve the overall efficiency of judicial processes. This research paper focuses on understanding how Artificial Intelligence is being used in the legal system and its impact on justice delivery. The main objective of this study is to examine the role of AI in assisting legal professionals such as judges and lawyers in their daily work. The study also aims to identify the advantages of using AI in the legal field, such as saving time, reducing workload, and improving access to legal information. Along with these benefits, the paper highlights challenges such as data privacy issues, lack of transparency, and the possibility of bias in automated systems. The research methodology adopted in this paper is descriptive in nature and is based on secondary data collected from books, research articles, legal journals, government reports, and reliable online sources. Examples of AI tools used in Indian courts and legal research platforms have been considered to understand the practical use of AI in the legal system. The findings suggest that AI can help improve the efficiency of legal processes by supporting legal research, document analysis, and case management. AI tools may assist in reducing delays and handling pending cases, but they cannot replace human judgment, especially in sensitive matters involving ethics and fairness. The study concludes that Artificial Intelligence should be used as a supportive tool rather than a substitute for human decision-making. Proper regulation, ethical guidelines, and human supervision are necessary to ensure responsible use of AI in the legal system.