Artificial intelligence and big data are reshaping not only human life but also academic research. Flourishing disciplines like computational social science, computational humanities, and "computational X" demonstrate this phenomenon. Computational Jurisprudence is also on the rise, as law has a strong practical aspect and has been intersecting with computation for a long time, going through various development stages such as Jurimetrics and Legal Informatics, and undergoing repeated debates in the academic community. The relevant concepts of Computational Jurisprudence have gradually been clarified, and with the establishment of the Computational Jurisprudence discipline in recent years, a major breakthrough has been achieved. With the support of a disciplinary foundation, Computational Jurisprudence no longer needs to constantly justify itself, and the academic community can now focus more on its practical effectiveness. To present the current research status of Computational Jurisprudence in China and predict its future prospects, a clustering analysis of recent domestic and foreign papers on Computational Jurisprudence was conducted. Finally, the important achievements of Computational Jurisprudence in the areas of data sets, algorithms, and applications were revealed, and future development trends were discussed.