✦ Judge Intelligence

Know the bench before you walk in.

A judge's decision patterns, case mix, frequently cited provisions, and reasoning — computed from their own reported judgments. Data-driven, not anecdotal.

Illustrative profile · not a real judge
Every figure is counted from published judgments
Judgments
3,412
On record
2014–25
Acts cited
186

Published judgments by subject matter

Criminal38%
Constitutional24%
Tax21%
Service17%

Provisions cited most often

  • CrPC s. 439
  • Constitution Art. 21
  • NDPS Act s. 37
  • IPC s. 302
Method. Counted from judgments authored by the judge and published in the corpus. A description of the public record, not a prediction of outcome. How this is computed →

Decision patterns

How comparable matters were decided in the judge's published judgments — outcomes as recorded, counted rather than forecast.

Most-cited acts

Which statutes and sections a judge cites most frequently. Understand their legal framework.

Case mix

The types of cases a judge handles — criminal, civil, constitutional, commercial — and their distribution.

Citation network

Which judgments, and which judges' reasoning, a judge has cited in their published decisions.

Bench history

Which judges have sat together on published benches, taken from the coram of each judgment.

Instant profile

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Methodology

Every statistic is computed directly from the judgment database — case counts, dispositions, cited acts, and citation networks are never invented. The AI only writes a plain-language narrative summary, grounded in verbatim excerpts you can check.

We do not claim to predict how a judge will rule. We show you patterns from their reported judgments so you can prepare accordingly.

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