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Criminal justice system in India is in disarray—say many concerned citizens of the country. Criticisms are plenty against all sub-systems of justice administration. The services rendered by each one of them are qualitatively poor and the integrity of the personnel involved in the administration of criminal justice is at best suspicious. The idols are crumbling down and there is a nation-wide cry and demand to set everything right. Even the judiciary which includes the Bench and the Bar needs correction to move with an upright conscience to the right direction. The book has chapters for police, lawyers (prosecutors and defence counsels), judges, jail officials, personnel involved in after-care services, media and public in addition to chapters on crime and criminals/crime-doers. Each chapter contains nearly or more than 200 management thoughts. The events, issues, illustrations and incidents narrated in every chapter make the management thoughts more meaningful and thought provoking. The experience of the author as a criminologist, teacher, trainer, researcher and a practising lawyer has made the management thoughts academic and practical—yes, the principles in theory are made into principles in practice. The book will be a guide and philosopher for all who love justice, administer justice, execute justice, adjudicate on justice and finally to reintegrate crime-doers to society back to live as law abiding citizens.