Black Money protection involves a set of laws and regulations designed to ensure fair trade and safeguard the rights of individuals and organizations.

Legitimization (or "washing") of illegally obtained money involves concealing its true nature or source, often linked to activities such as drug trafficking or terrorism.

Insolvency advocates focus on financial distress and bankruptcy. Drug prohibition law restricts certain substances, permitting their use only with a license.

Criminal law involves drafting criminal complaints or First Information Reports (FIRs) and addressing requests for remand during investigations.

Writ jurisdiction refers to the authority of courts to issue orders (writs) to enforce fundamental rights or correct legal injustices.

Matters arising from suits encompass issues and disputes that develop during or after legal proceedings.

Company Matters include legal issues such as winding-up petitions, acquisitions, mergers, and admiralty suits.

Preventive detention involves detaining an individual without trial to prevent potential future offenses or threats to public safety.