Judicial Process

By: Prof. Dr. G.P. Tripathi and G.G. Padmakar Tripathi

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Synopsis: The book Judicial Process by Prof. G.P. Tripathi and G.G. Padmakar Tripathi provides a comprehensive analysis of the workings of the judiciary, its structure, and its role in shaping law and governance. Covering key aspects such as judicial activism, constitutional adjudication, statutory interpretation, and the impact of legal precedents, the book examines both the theoretical and practical dimensions of judicial decision-making. It highlights challenges like case backlog, judicial accountability, and the influence of politics on the legal system. The authors explore comparative judicial structures across various countries, discuss theories of justice and punishment, and analyze the intersection of law with society. Special attention is given to evolving legal doctrines, the role of tribunals, and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. The book serves as an essential resource for law students, legal professionals, and policymakers seeking a deeper understanding of how the judiciary functions as a pillar of democracy and an agent of social change.