The Law and The Lawyers : Complete Book Online

Introduction	Acknowledgement
Preface to the Forth Edition	To The Reader
SECTION I : GANDHIJI AS A LAW STUDENT
Preparation for England	Preparation for the bar
'Called' - But then?
SECTION II : GANDHIJI AS A LAWYER
How I began life	The First Case
The First Shock	Preparation for South Africa
Arrival in Natal	Some Experiences
On the way to Pretoria	First day in Pretoria
Preparation for the case	Man proposes, God disposes
Settled in Natal	Colour Bar
Settled in Bombay?	Some reminiscences of the bar
Clients turned co-workers	How a client was saved
SECTION III : THE TRIALS OF GANDHIJI
Before the court in 1907	Before the court in 1908
Before the court in 1913	Was it contempt of court?
Contempt of court	The Great Trial
SECTION IV : LAWYERS AND SATYAGRAHA
Courts and Schools	Lawyers and Non-co-operation
The hallucination of law courts	Cobblers v. Lawyers
How many lawyers and students help	Practising Lawyers
A Protest	Practising Lawyers
About Lawyers	The Satyagrahi Lawyers
Mysore Lawyers	Shri Dasappa's Case
Babu Kalinath Roy	Lala Radha Krishna's Case
The Lahore Judgment	Jagannath's Case
Another Scandal	Victims, Not guilty
Dr. Satyapal's Case	Lala Labhu Ram
Gujaratimal's Case	Labh Singh, M.A.L.L.B. (CANTAB), BAR-AT-LAW
More Punjab Tragedies	How not to do it?
Fining the labourers	The Amritsar Appeals
The Punjab Sentences	A Hard Case
Lawyers' Duty
SECTION V : MISCELLANEOUS
How to spiritualize the profession	Birds of a feather (?)
A Judge's indictment	An Unjudicial Dictum
Untruth in law courts	Hindu Law and Mysore
The Federal Court	The Federal Court
The place of the lawyers in a non-violent society	An advocates dilemma
5,000 miles away	Justice from six thousand miles
Navakal prosecution	Aundh Constitution
*Civil v. Criminal*	Gandhiji's famous customs declaration
Veiled Martial Law
APPENDICES
Appendix I	Appendix II
Appendix III	Appendix IV
Appendix V	Appendix VI
Appendix VII	Appendix VIII
Glossary