Eriona Çela is a distinguished academic currently serving as a Full-Time Professor at the University of New York Tirana, where she is a member of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences in the Department of Psychology.Narasimha Rao Vajjhala currently serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture at the University of New York Tirana in Albania. He previously held the position of Chair for the Computer Science and Software Engineering programs at the American University of Nigeria.Behrouz A. Aslani holds a Ph.D. in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University, where he also earned a Master's in the same field and another in Economics. With extensive global experience, Dr. Aslani has managed multinational projects in over 15 countries and provided consulting services for various sectors.

• Chapter 1 The Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Legal SystemEriona Çela, Behrouz A. Aslani, and Narasimha Rao VajjhalaChapter 2 Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Sector: Applications, Ethical Challenges, and Legal Concerns under European Union LawVasiliki PapadouliChapter 3 European Union’s Perspective on Protection of Personal Data in the Era of GPT TechnologyBartłomiej Żyłka, Siddharth Kanojia, Homam Reda El‑Taj, and Beata PolokChapter 4 The Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the European Court of Justice: Nature, Scope, and ConsequencesMargarita Robles‑CarrilloChapter 5 Transparency and Accountability in AI Systems: A Realistic Approach in AlbaniaEralda Methasani Çani, Miralda Çuka, and Andrea MazelliuChapter 6 Fine‑Tuning a Domain‑Specific Large Language Model Using Low‑Rank Adaptation Technique for Legal AI Applications: Case of IndiaV. S. Anoop and Mohammed Fawaz J.Chapter 7 Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Indian Legal System: Pros and ConsMadhavi Kilaru and Rajasekhara Mouly PotluriChapter 8 An Analysis of the EU Artificial Intelligence ActReald KetaChapter 9 Merging Artificial Intelligence with the Existing Legal Frameworks: A Comparative Analysis of the EU’s AI ActSourav Mandal, Sonika Bhardwaj, Rita Ghiyal, and Sandra Jini SajuChapter 10 Public Procurement and Artificial Intelligence: The Case of AlbaniaJonaid Myzyri and Valbona NdrepepajChapter 11 Decentralizing the Law: Exploring the Potential of Blockchain Technology in Legal ProcessesSaranya A, Rajiv Iyer, Vedprakash Maralapalle, and Shivali WagleChapter 12 Ethical and Legal Implications for Artificial Intelligence in LawHysmir IdriziChapter 13 Democratizing Legal Aid: The Role of AI in Providing Affordable JusticeShashwata Sahu, Navonita Mallick, and Sanghamitra Patnaik

Eriona Çela is a distinguished academic currently serving as a Full-Time Professor at the University of New York Tirana, where she is a member of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences in the Department of Psychology.Narasimha Rao Vajjhala currently serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture at the University of New York Tirana in Albania. He previously held the position of Chair for the Computer Science and Software Engineering programs at the American University of Nigeria.Behrouz A. Aslani holds a Ph.D. in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University, where he also earned a Master's in the same field and another in Economics. With extensive global experience, Dr. Aslani has managed multinational projects in over 15 countries and provided consulting services for various sectors.

• Chapter 1 The Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Legal SystemEriona Çela, Behrouz A. Aslani, and Narasimha Rao VajjhalaChapter 2 Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Sector: Applications, Ethical Challenges, and Legal Concerns under European Union LawVasiliki PapadouliChapter 3 European Union’s Perspective on Protection of Personal Data in the Era of GPT TechnologyBartłomiej Żyłka, Siddharth Kanojia, Homam Reda El‑Taj, and Beata PolokChapter 4 The Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the European Court of Justice: Nature, Scope, and ConsequencesMargarita Robles‑CarrilloChapter 5 Transparency and Accountability in AI Systems: A Realistic Approach in AlbaniaEralda Methasani Çani, Miralda Çuka, and Andrea MazelliuChapter 6 Fine‑Tuning a Domain‑Specific Large Language Model Using Low‑Rank Adaptation Technique for Legal AI Applications: Case of IndiaV. S. Anoop and Mohammed Fawaz J.Chapter 7 Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Indian Legal System: Pros and ConsMadhavi Kilaru and Rajasekhara Mouly PotluriChapter 8 An Analysis of the EU Artificial Intelligence ActReald KetaChapter 9 Merging Artificial Intelligence with the Existing Legal Frameworks: A Comparative Analysis of the EU’s AI ActSourav Mandal, Sonika Bhardwaj, Rita Ghiyal, and Sandra Jini SajuChapter 10 Public Procurement and Artificial Intelligence: The Case of AlbaniaJonaid Myzyri and Valbona NdrepepajChapter 11 Decentralizing the Law: Exploring the Potential of Blockchain Technology in Legal ProcessesSaranya A, Rajiv Iyer, Vedprakash Maralapalle, and Shivali WagleChapter 12 Ethical and Legal Implications for Artificial Intelligence in LawHysmir IdriziChapter 13 Democratizing Legal Aid: The Role of AI in Providing Affordable JusticeShashwata Sahu, Navonita Mallick, and Sanghamitra Patnaik

Eriona Çela is a distinguished academic currently serving as a Full-Time Professor at the University of New York Tirana, where she is a member of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences in the Department of Psychology.Narasimha Rao Vajjhala currently serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture at the University of New York Tirana in Albania. He previously held the position of Chair for the Computer Science and Software Engineering programs at the American University of Nigeria.Behrouz A. Aslani holds a Ph.D. in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University, where he also earned a Master's in the same field and another in Economics. With extensive global experience, Dr. Aslani has managed multinational projects in over 15 countries and provided consulting services for various sectors.

• Chapter 1 The Impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Legal SystemEriona Çela, Behrouz A. Aslani, and Narasimha Rao VajjhalaChapter 2 Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Sector: Applications, Ethical Challenges, and Legal Concerns under European Union LawVasiliki PapadouliChapter 3 European Union’s Perspective on Protection of Personal Data in the Era of GPT TechnologyBartłomiej Żyłka, Siddharth Kanojia, Homam Reda El‑Taj, and Beata PolokChapter 4 The Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the European Court of Justice: Nature, Scope, and ConsequencesMargarita Robles‑CarrilloChapter 5 Transparency and Accountability in AI Systems: A Realistic Approach in AlbaniaEralda Methasani Çani, Miralda Çuka, and Andrea MazelliuChapter 6 Fine‑Tuning a Domain‑Specific Large Language Model Using Low‑Rank Adaptation Technique for Legal AI Applications: Case of IndiaV. S. Anoop and Mohammed Fawaz J.Chapter 7 Application of Artificial Intelligence in the Indian Legal System: Pros and ConsMadhavi Kilaru and Rajasekhara Mouly PotluriChapter 8 An Analysis of the EU Artificial Intelligence ActReald KetaChapter 9 Merging Artificial Intelligence with the Existing Legal Frameworks: A Comparative Analysis of the EU’s AI ActSourav Mandal, Sonika Bhardwaj, Rita Ghiyal, and Sandra Jini SajuChapter 10 Public Procurement and Artificial Intelligence: The Case of AlbaniaJonaid Myzyri and Valbona NdrepepajChapter 11 Decentralizing the Law: Exploring the Potential of Blockchain Technology in Legal ProcessesSaranya A, Rajiv Iyer, Vedprakash Maralapalle, and Shivali WagleChapter 12 Ethical and Legal Implications for Artificial Intelligence in LawHysmir IdriziChapter 13 Democratizing Legal Aid: The Role of AI in Providing Affordable JusticeShashwata Sahu, Navonita Mallick, and Sanghamitra Patnaik