What is JusticeVerse?

JusticeVerse is India's premier AI legal platform offering AI legal research, legal drafting, case-brief analysis, document translation and judiciary exam preparation in 11+ Indian languages.

Who can use JusticeVerse?

Advocates, law firms, law students, judiciary aspirants, judges and individuals seeking trustworthy legal help in India.

Is JusticeVerse free to start?

Yes — you can start free with research messages and free CaseBriefs, then upgrade to a plan from ₹29/month.

Does JusticeVerse cover the new Indian criminal laws?

Yes — it covers BNS, BNSS and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam along with the IPC, CrPC, CPC and the Constitution.

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India's most advanced AI legal workspace for lawyers, judges, students, researchers and law firms.

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Research & Consultation

JusticeVerse AI

Conversational legal researcher with citations in 11 languages.

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Drafting

Counsel AI

Bail applications, writs, plaints, NDAs & agreements — export to Word.

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CaseBrief AI

Facts, issues, ratio decidendi, timeline & citations in seconds.

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Translation

Verse Translation

Translate scanned legal docs into any language, format preserved.

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PrepMate AI

Study plans, mock tests, PYQs, viva practice & analytics.

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Articles & Daily Digest

Vetted articles, judgments & an AI-summarised legal news digest.

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Latest Legal News

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Supreme Court2026-05-28

Supreme Court Clarifies Digital Forensics Admissibility

The bench held that secondary digital evidence is fully admissible under Section 65B of the Evidence Act provided a certified hash value is appended at the time of seizure.

Statutes2026-05-25

New Arbitral Regulations Standardize Fee Cap

The Arbitration Amendment Act implements standard caps on hourly fees for commercial arbitrations over 100 Crore, aiming to establish regional arbitration centers.

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