AI Regulation Act 2025: The Criminal Lawyer’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence Law in India

Introduction: India’s AI Regulation Act ushers in a new era for criminal and

tech law. With AI woven into police work, crime prediction, and evidence creation, legal

teams must adapt fast—or risk costly errors

Myth 1 Debunked (Detailed):Myth: “AI evidence is now always accepted in India.”

Reality: AI findings—such as predictive policing results or digital forensic reports—must be

authenticated, bias-checked, and supported by Section 65B certification. The AIRAI

oversees compliance, and courts reject AI outputs without proper human oversight or legal

documentation.

Myth 2 Debunked (Detailed):Myth: “AI can automate the entire legal process.”

Reality: AI must assist humans, not replace them. The Act mandates disclosure and review

of all AI-assisted submissions; purely automated criminal decisions are not allowed.

Defense teams must be able to interrogate, challenge, and appeal every AI-driven action.

Myth 3 Debunked (Detailed):Myth: “AI use carries no legal risk for lawyers, individuals, or

companies.”

Reality: The Act introduces criminal penalties, audits, and independent oversight for

misuse or harm caused by AI—from unlawful surveillance to manipulated digital evidence.

AIRAI can investigate and penalize violations, making compliance essential for law firms

and clients�.Additional Myths (Optional):“AI always produces unbiased results.” (Fact: Bias

audits and transparency are now compulsory.)•“Old laws cover all aspects of AI use.”

(Fact: The AI Regulation Act introduces new obligations and penalties specific to criminal

context.)•

Conclusion:The AI Regulation Act 2025 has changed the stakes in Indian criminal

law. Winning cases now demands forensic tech expertise, legal compliance, and strategic

oversight. The lawyers at LallaNLalla.com combine decades of defense experience with

fresh AI know-how—keeping your rights secure in India’s digital courtroom.Consult our

experts for a case review or compliance advice today.

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(caution : These articles cannot and should not be considered as a replacement of a professional legal advice as there are many intricacies that may not have mentioned here).