The global COVID-19 pandemic had a severe impact on various services across the world. This paper analyzes the barriers and challenges in the integration of Information and communication technology (ICT) in the legal education and justice delivery system. The recent pandemic highlighted the lacunae in the traditional legal education sector and court proceedings. Thus, this paper extensively explores and scrutinizes how ICT can be seamlessly integrated in the legal education and judicial processes, such as virtual courts, e-filing systems, digital tools etc. It analyzes the various risks posed by the use of ICT including data and security concerns, algorithmic biases, access issues for marginalized and rural communities. Thus, the paper underscores the need for ICT-based solutions and aims to act as a catalyst in this transition from the traditional systems, by analyzing the different dimensions related to ICT and Artificial Intelligence