Constitutional Law & Writs
Enforcement of fundamental civil liberties, challenge of state actions, service matters, and writ filings at the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and the Supreme Court of India.
Defending Liberties & Enforcing writ Remedies
Constitutional law is the ultimate check against arbitrary state actions and executive overreach. At Tzedek Law, our public interest and writ litigation practice is led by Advocate Theodore Jonnalagadda, a dedicated High Court advocate in Andhra Pradesh for writ petitions.
We specialize in filing writ remedies under Article 226 of the Constitution of India before the High Court of Andhra Pradesh, as well as under Article 32 before the Supreme Court of India. Whether securing personal liberty via *Habeas Corpus*, challenging arbitrary regulatory directives via *Mandamus*, or seeking to quash judicial and quasi-judicial orders via *Certiorari*, we build a sound strategic argument.
Our chambers represent government employees in service matters, corporate entities in challenging arbitrary license cancellations or tax assessments, and public interest litigants in systemic reforms. We believe constitutional litigation requires not just academic scholarship but deep insights into judicial precedent and procedural strategy.
Constitutional Portfolio
- Writ Petitions (Article 226 / Article 32)
- Fundamental Rights Enforcement
- Service Law & Government Disputes
- Challenging Arbitrary State Decisions
- Public Interest Litigations (PIL)
- Appeals before High Courts & Supreme Court
Writ Admissibility Verification
Verify if your matter satisfies the threshold of state action before initiating expensive High Court proceedings.
Enforce Your Constitutional Rights
Consult with our public law attorneys to evaluate constitutional appeals, writ remedies, or service law disputes.
Request Writ Evaluation