Jurisprudence Made Simple : Legal Theory Through Indian Cases and Constitutional Principles (Pre-Order)

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About The Book :

Jurisprudence Made Simple: Legal Theory Through Indian Cases and Constitutional Principles presents jurisprudence as a practical and evolving field of law rather than a collection of abstract theories. Written in clear and accessible language, it explains how juristic ideas influence legislation, judicial reasoning, constitutional rights and the administration of justice in India. The book connects classical legal theories with Indian constitutional principles, statutory provisions and leading judicial decisions. It also addresses contemporary legal issues such as privacy, data protection, artificial intelligence, environmental justice, climate change, medical ethics, legal pluralism and globalisation. Its simplified explanations, practical illustrations, comparative analysis and examination-oriented approach make it useful for students of LL.B., B.A. LL.B. and LL.M., as well as candidates preparing for Judicial Services, PCS-J, UGC-NET and SET examinations. It will also serve as a valuable reference for teachers, researchers and readers seeking a clear understanding of legal theory within the Indian constitutional framework.

About The Author :

Dr. Shilpa Tiwari is a legal academician, researcher and institutional leader currently serving as the Principal of Haveli Institute of Legal Studies & Research, Silvassa. She holds a Ph.D. in Law and an LL.M. with a Gold Medal. Her multidisciplinary qualifications also include an LL.B., an M.A. in Sociology and a Bachelor of Commerce degree. With more than a decade of experience in legal education, she has served as an Assistant Professor, Head of Department, Visiting Faculty, Vice-Principal and Principal. She has previously worked at Himgiri Zee University, Dehradun, and the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi. Dr. Tiwari has published research on constitutionalism, media freedom, internet governance, gender justice, child labour and consumer welfare. She has also contributed to conferences, faculty development programmes, legal-aid initiatives, community outreach and institutional development. Her contribution to education and academic leadership has been recognised through the Guru Ratna Award (2022) and Women of the Year Award (2023).