Judicial Chronicles: A Transformative Journey of Constitutional Evolution in India examines the evolution of constitutional jurisprudence in India through the changing role of the judiciary and its landmark interpretations.
Authored by Prof. (Dr.) Jaspreet Kaur Majithia, the book explores how judicial reasoning has shaped fundamental rights, constitutional governance, and the relationship between the judiciary, legislature, and executive. An insightful reference for law students, researchers, academics, and legal professionals, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the development of Indian constitutional law and judicial thought.
About the Author:
Prof. (Dr.) Jaspreet Kaur Majithia is a distinguished legal academic, researcher, and educator with nearly three decades of experience in legal education and practice. She is currently serving as Professor and Dean at Amity Law School, Amity University Punjab, Mohali. Previously, she has served as Head of the Department at the University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS), Chandigarh University, and Rayat Bahra University Institute of Law (RBUILS), Sahauran. Before entering academia, she practiced law for nine years with Majithia & Associates, gaining extensive experience in the legal profession. Her areas of research and scholarship include Indian law, criminal justice, constitutional studies, and socio-economic legal issues.