| Books | Author |
| Constitution of India – Defaced and Defied | N. A. Palkhivala |
| Constitutional Law of India | H. M Seervai |
| Courts and their Judgments | Arun Shourie |
| Corruption in India | N. Vittal |
| International Law | Oppenheim |
| India divided | Rajendra Prasad |
| India Wins Freedom | Maulana Azad |
| Judge’s Miscellany, A | M. Hidayatullah |
| Law, Lawyers & Judges | H. R. Bhardwaj |
| Laws Versus Justice | V. R. Krishna Iyer |
| Law in Changing society | W. Friedmann |
| Law and Literature | M. K. Gandhi |
| Landmarks in the Law | Lord Denning |
| My Life – Law and Order | Motilal C. Setalvad |
| Prison Diary | Jayaprakash Narain |
| The Law of Nations | Brierly |
| The Judgment | Kuldip Nayar |
| We Indians | Khushwant Singh |
| We the Nation | N. A Palkhiwala |
| We the People | N. A. Palkhiwala |
| India’s Legal System: Can It be saved? | Fali S. Nariman |
LEGAL QUOTATIONS
| Laws are silent in the midst of arms | Cicero |
| Laws should be like cloths. They should be made to fit the people they are meant to serve | Clarence Darrow |
| In law nothing is certain but the expense | S. Butler |
| Where law ends, tyranny begins |
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