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Foreword
The journey of justice is often envisioned as a straight path, guided by the principles of law, integrity, and fairness.
But for those who stand in its corridors, striving to uphold its sanctity, the reality is far from simple.
‘Justice Cornered’ is not just a book-it is a testimony, an unflinching narrative of the struggle, resilience, and an unyielding commitment to truth.
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.
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.
Every chapter is a reflection of the strength it takes to stand alone, to question, and to persist when the odds are insurmountable.
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.
‘Justice Cornered’ is a chronicle of her journey through the corridors of law and the power struggles within the system.
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.
Siddharth Mridul
Senior Advocate
Former Chief Justice of Manipur High Court
Former Judge, High Court of Delhi
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Sujata Kohli
In a world where silence often cloaks injustice, Sujata Kohli has never been one to look away. A fiercely independent woman, a former judge, and now a resolute lawyer, arbitrator, and writer — her life has been a lived testament to the struggle for fairness in a system that too often bends to power.
With a sharp legal mind honed by decades on the bench and at the bar, Sujata has always stood at the intersection of law and conscience. Yet behind the robes of a judge and the black coat of a lawyer stands someone far more layered: a relentless truth-seeker, a lover of the mountains and long solo drives, a woman who dares to walk — and drive — alone into places most would hesitate to tread.
Her dedication to justice is not just professional; it is personal, moral, and deeply emotional. She has known firsthand what it means to hold firm when cornered, to raise her voice when others chose the safe route of silence, and to pay the price for integrity in a system often allergic to it. And yet — she has never wavered.
In Justice Cornered, Sujata doesn’t just offer a book. She offers a mirror. To the judiciary. To society. And perhaps even to herself. The stories, the truths, the injustices — all are woven with the threads of lived experience and unflinching honesty.
This is not just her book. It is her reckoning. It is her roar.
