Justice is what we all want and expect. Justice is sometimes considered to be what is fair, correct, morally right and acceptable. Justice is very often regarded as an illusory goal. This is perhaps what energizes counsel to transform justice into a pragmatic and realistic institution. In this book, In Pursuit of Justice, A. Shakoor Manraj, a Queen's Counsel and senior criminal defense counsel, with over 50 years of practice in over thirty-five (35) different jurisdictions, has record in his memoirs, his constant vigil to protect the rights, and liberties of all. This work records his efforts to ensure that Justice is not unattainable, but that is has real meaning in the determination of what is fair, just, and reasonable. This is not a textbook on the law. The author primarily intended to provide readers of this work with a very straightforward and unpretentious account of his experiences, courtroom dramas, and other encounters while in pursuit of Justice. The aim and objective