Law’ and ‘crime’ are common terms in contemporary modern judiciary. They are close to each other but disassociates from each other in terms of wider meanings and connotations. While crime is the violation of prescribe social and statutory norms, rules that disturbs societal balance; law is just opposite as social control mechanism, guiding and prescribe rules, infrastructure framed by a state or country deriving sources from the Constitution. Laws, rules are framed to guide the proper movement in any area or field. In general parlance, laws and crime can be segregated into civil and criminal. In criminal offences, states are always being a party; civil wrongs involve individual or parties. In Indian context, most of the criminal offences are dealt with the section of Indian Penal Code (IPC), specific legislations and procedures followed under Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC). Similarly, civil wrongs are dealt with the provisions under specific acts and civil procedure code (CPC). With the advent of time, new laws are coming up as per requirement of the society. Common masses possess little knowledge about these laws and legislation. In this regard, the published books on diverse fields or areas of laws and crime help us to understand various legal provisions and remedies. The book- Law and Crime-The Indian Perspectives-An Annotated Bibliography is a modest attempt to bring together the large number of published books in multiple fields of law and crime. The books are classified under different heads and chapters by exploring common elements. Attempt is also made to provide a brief notes about these books in the form of annotated bibliography. Such kind of bibliography is useful for easy reference. An Annotated bibliography is a bibliography that gives a summary of each of the entries. In this attempt most of these books are collected by using internet and available library resources. Such attempts help to understand diverse field or areas of laws under one umbrella.