Legal Investigation of Financial Fraud Using Artificial Intelligence
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15849/ijasca.v18i1.44Keywords:
Financial Fraud Investigation, AI for Fraud Detection, Intelligent Legal Compliance, Financial Crimes, Financial Fraud PreventionAbstract
Financial fraud remains a serious global challenge, requiring innovative investigative techniques that seamlessly integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) with legal systems. Conventional fraud investigation methods, which largely rely on AI-driven tools combined with manual legal analysis, often suffer from limited efficiency, scalability, and adaptability when addressing evolving financial fraud patterns. In this study, a hybrid AI-driven framework is proposed to effectively bridge financial fraud investigation and legal analysis. The proposed model integrates AI-based analytical systems with legal reasoning mechanisms to enhance the accuracy and reliability of fraud investigations. The framework has been validated using real-world financial fraud cases and legal investigation records. The results demonstrate that integrating AI-driven systems with fraud investigation processes significantly improves detection accuracy and accelerates investigation timelines. Moreover, the proposed approach enhances the efficiency of financial fraud case analysis by leveraging AI for legal interpretation and decision support. This study also addresses key challenges associated with the application of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) in judicial contexts. By narrowing the gap between AI-based fraud detection and legal enforcement, the proposed framework contributes to making fraud investigations more transparent, accountable, and legally defensible. The findings confirm that the approach is effective in strengthening forensic financial investigations, reducing investigative effort, and ensuring compliance with continuously evolving financial regulations. Furthermore, sustainability is emphasized as a critical consideration in modern fraud investigation practices. The adoption of artificial intelligence within sustainable legal frameworks may support long-term regulatory compliance and responsible financial governance.