IndianBailJudgments-1200: A Multi-Attribute Dataset for Legal NLP on Indian Bail Orders

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2507.02506v1
• Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2025 10:13:42 GMT
• Title: IndianBailJudgments-1200: A Multi-Attribute Dataset for Legal NLP on Indian Bail Orders
• Authors: Sneha Deshmukh, Prathmesh Kamble,
• Abstract summary: Legal NLP remains underdeveloped in regions like India due to the scarcity of structured datasets.<n>We introduce IndianBailJudgments-1200, a new benchmark comprising 1200 Indian court judgments on bail decisions.<n> datasets were annotated using a prompt-engineered GPT-4o pipeline and verified for consistency.
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• Abstract: Legal NLP remains underdeveloped in regions like India due to the scarcity of structured datasets. We introduce IndianBailJudgments-1200, a new benchmark dataset comprising 1200 Indian court judgments on bail decisions, annotated across 20+ attributes including bail outcome, IPC sections, crime type, and legal reasoning. Annotations were generated using a prompt-engineered GPT-4o pipeline and verified for consistency. This resource supports a wide range of legal NLP tasks such as outcome prediction, summarization, and fairness analysis, and is the first publicly available dataset focused specifically on Indian bail jurisprudence.

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