This book of twenty four essays presents selected topics in Indian jurisprudence in diverse fields, inter alia, of constitutional, criminal, commercial, environmental, Islamic and land law. International law on anti-money laundering and the global debate on the death penalty are major highlights that juxtapose Indian law with international laws and practice. For readers’ convenience, the essays have been grouped in eight distinct themes. Women feature prominently in a chapter dedicated to gender jurisprudence. The author includes an interesting feature on psychology in law and traces the development of fingerprinting and fair trial in India and overseas. It also delves into two contentious contemporary issues, viz. adultery and defamation. This is the author’s second book and he is hopeful of publishing more in the near future.