Justice Cornered: We Were Judges NOT J.O.s’

<p><b>Foreword</b></p><p>The journey of justice is often envisioned as a straight path guided by the principles of law integrity and fairness.</p><p>But for those who stand in its corridors striving to uphold its sanctity the reality is far from simple.</p><p>‘Justice Cornered’ is not just a book-it is a testimony an unflinching narrative of the struggle resilience and an unyielding commitment to truth.</p><p>In these pages the Author recounts the defining moments of her life as a legal professional beginning as a young idealistic lawyer navigating through the labyrinth of power structure systemic challenges and institutional biases.</p><p>From the moment the Author took her first hesitant steps into the world of law to the trials of facing hostility and isolation this book captures a lived experience that many would shy away from documenting.</p><p>Every chapter is a reflection of the strength it takes to stand alone to question and to persist when the odds are insurmountable.</p><p>The Author has penned these experiences not only as a personal memoir but as a voice for those who have been silenced marginalized or deterred from seeking justice in its truest form. It is an honest account of what it means to serve the law-not as a mere profession but as a calling.</p><p>‘Justice Cornered’ is a chronicle of her journey through the corridors of law and the power struggles within the system.</p><p>This book is not just a personal narrative; it is a reflection of the resilience required to uphold judicial ethics in a profession where standing alone can mean standing against many.</p><p><b>Siddharth Mridul</b><br><b>Senior Advocate</b><br><b>Former Chief Justice of Manipur High Court</b><br><b>Former Judge High Court of Delhi</b></p>