Item type | Current library | Shelving location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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BOOKs | National Law School | Library Compactors | 340.02 KAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 19404 |
Contents:
Preface ix;
1. The saga of impunity 1;
2. Justice must be seen to be done 13;
3. Colonial baggage 18;
4. Personal liberty after independence 30;
5. Progressive decay of democratic institutions 63;
6. The state as terrorist 83;
7. TADA: more repressive than Rowlatt 91;
8. Crime and punishment 102;
9. The weird jurisprudence of a dead act 106;
10. The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 114;
11. A lament for the Constitution 118;
12. Why a Human Rights Commission? 123;
13. Granting the freedom to misuse freedom: secularism and minority rights 131;
14. Sanjay Dutt in the first person 163;
15. Can anti-secular parties govern? 168;
16. Narendra Modi's Hinduvta laboratory 173;
17. Scheduled castes: who's afraid of the law? 186;
18. Mr. President, the game was unequal 190;
19. We, the other people 195;
20. Competent but uncommitted judges 204;
21. What is wrong with judicial activism? 209;
22. What shall we do with our judiciary? 219;
23. A code of conduct for judges 225;
24. On the selection of judges: an open letter to the Chief Justice of India 231;
25. Collective action: the Andhra Pradesh lawyer's strike 235;
26. Governors and politics 241;
27. Privilege and obligation 245;
28. Political justice through concerted protest 262;
29. Defining right as wrong: reflections on associational freedoms and free speech 270;
30. Coca-cola and the Peoples' War Group 318;
31. Veerappan and the rule of law 322;
32. The Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties Committee 327;
33. Koyyuru: reflections on a kidnap 331;
34. In the first person 338;
List of cases 349;
List of Statutes 352;
Selected Bibliography 354;
Index 359.
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