Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
Chapter 2
THE KING CAN DO NO WRONG
Chapter 3
THE CHANGING CONCEPT OF LAW AND JUSTICE
Chapter 4
IS THE RIGHT TO BAIL A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT?
Chapter 5
POOR, ``WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA``
Chapter 6
FOR A SANER LEGAL ORDER
Chapter 7
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT
Chapter 8
FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES
Chapter 9
THE HUSSAINARA CASE
Chapter 10
SUPREME COURT ON ACQUITTAL AND DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Chapter 11
WHY DOUBLE-CHECK, DECREE-HOLDER`S DILEMMA? - A REJOINDER
Chapter 12
LAWYERS`S JACK FOR LAW REFORM
Chapter 13
MINERVA MILLS OR RANDHIR SINGH
Chapter 14
FUTURISTIC INDUSTRIAL JURISPRUDENCE - A POSER
Chapter 15
EX CURIA - TULSIRAM PATEL v. OLGA TELLIS
Chapter 16
FOR WHOM DOES THE BELL TOLL?
Chapter 17
TRENDS IN JUDICIAL REVIEW
Chapter 18
JURISPRUDENTIAL REFLECTIONS ON PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF DRAUGHT AND FLOOD
Chapter 19
JUSTICE TO LIFERS
Chapter 20
NEW ASPECTS OF HABEAS CORPUS-REFLECTIONS
Chapter 21
HUMAN IMPERATIVE OF MAINTENANCE ORDERS
Chapter 22
WHY IS LEGAL AID A HUMAN RIGHT?
Chapter 23
LAW'S CONCERN FOR THE BACKWARD AND POOR IN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 24
KEY-NOTE ADDRESS
Chapter 25
ROLES & GOALS FOR LAW-LADIES
Chapter 26
OUR CONSTITUTION - GOALS AND ROLES
Chapter 27
ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES
Chapter 28
THE MAKING OF A NATION
Chapter 29
JUDICIAL PROCESS LAMINATED
Chapter 30
EXTRACTS FROM PH.D THESIS
Chapter 31
A YEAR IN RETROSPECT
Chapter 32
REMINISCENCES AND REFLECTIONS
Chapter 33
MY LIFE IN RETROSPECT
Chapter 34
MY TESTAMENT POSTSCRIPT
APPENDIX
REFERENCES OF REPORTED JUDGMENTS
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