Trials Drawings

Untitled 1900 from the series Trial Plates Drawing

Odilon Redon

No One Is A Bigger Feminist Drawing

John McNamee

Two Rows Of Three People High Five Each Other Drawing

Emily Flake

Salem 1692 Drawing

Ludwig Van Bacon

Nathaniel Hawthorne Drawing

Greg Joens

Hawthorne Ink Drawing

Greg Joens

Settlement of Massachusetts Drawing

Vintage Maps

Ladies And Gentlemen Of The Jury Drawing

Peter C. Vey

Not Another Change Of Venue Drawing

Ed Fisher

Knave before the King and Queen of Hearts illustration to Alice s Adventures in Wonderland Drawing

Arthur Rackham

If she floats Drawing

Peter Kuper

'dreyfus Est Innocent', Poster With The Portraits Of His Defenders, Late 19th Century Drawing

French School

Perhaps This Will Refresh Your Memory #1 Drawing

James Thurber

New Yorker December 16th, 1974 Drawing

Dana Fradon

I Killed Him In Self-defense. I'm Not Good At Accepting Drawing

Mike Baldwin

A Lawyer Representing A Corporation Standing Drawing

David Sipress

Daniel in the Lions' Den Drawing

English School

You Have A Pretty Good Case, Mr. Pitkin. How Much Justice Drawing

J. B. Handelsman

A Courtroom Lawyer Argues His Case Drawing

Paul Noth

I Had Ethical Momentum Drawing

Frank Cotham

The Salem Witch Trials Drawing

American School

A Trial Lawyer Addresses A Grand Jury Drawing

Robert Mankoff

The Jury Will Disregard The Witness's Last Drawing

Richard Decker

Trial Of Two Witches,salem Drawing

Howard Pyle

A Lawyer To His Client During His Trial Drawing

Paul Noth

A Clown Sits In A Witness Box In A Court Drawing

Bob Eckstein

A Man In Salem Massachusetts Says To A Woman Drawing

Zachary Kanin

Socrates Drinking Hemlock Drawing

Paul Noth

When He Reached The End Of The Pier Drawing

Frank Cotham

I Would Also Like To Thank The Jury Drawing

Mike Twohy

Jesus is taken to Pontius Pilate Drawing

William Brassey Hole

John Peter Zenger Trial Drawing

Granger

In Court, A Lawyer Addresses The Judge Drawing

Charles Barsotti

We Find the Defendant Guilty Drawing

Paul Noth

Do You Solemnly Swear To Tell The Truth Drawing

Dana Fradon

The Trial of Charles I Drawing

English School

The trial of Moses Drawing

Benedetto Carpaccio

Trial Balloons In Apartment 3-b Drawing

Roz Chast

Trial Of Guillaume (william) Penn (1644-1718) Founder Of Pennsylvania Drawing

American School

That Was Fun. What Time Does The Next Trial Drawing

Jack Ziegler

I Told You We Should Have Had Separate Trials Drawing

Christopher Weyant

We've Always Encouraged Our Staff To Learn By Trial Drawing

Mike Baldwin

A Jury Of Your Peers Drawing

Navied Mahdavian

Christ Presented To The People, 1655 Drawing

Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn

In A Courtroom Drawing

Paul Noth

A Woman In A Wagon Talking To A Man Signaling Drawing

Paul Noth

At Least, We Don't Have To Sit Through Some Big Drawing

Jack Ziegler

I'll Tell You Why I Shot Him If You Promise Drawing

Robert Weber

Refresh Your Memory Drawing

Sam Cobean

Mock Impeachment Drawing

Karl Stevens

Counsel Will Kindly Refrain From Testifiduction Drawing

J. B. Handelsman

I'll Plead Guilty If You'll Guarantee Me 24 Hour Cable Drawing

Joseph Farris

Before I Give You These Pills, I Want To Find Out How Drawing

Sidney Harris

On The Charge Of Identity Theft, How Do You Plead Drawing

Mike Baldwin

A Judge Talks About Sentencing Drawing

Graham Harrop

Is It Because I Used To Be Black' Michael Jackson Getting Drawing

Clive Goddard

Sir, Just Hand It To The Bailiff Drawing

Dave Carpenter

The Sword Of Damocles Drawing

Giuseppe Piattoli

Phryne Before The Areopagus Drawing

Jean-baptiste Deshays

Force Of Habit Drawing

Charles Samuel Keene

It's My Husband Drawing

Ellis Rosen

New Yorker August 24th, 1987 Drawing

Mischa Richter

I've Found A Perfect Case In Point. Trouble Drawing

Mischa Richter

You Were Hungry? Case Dismissed Drawing

Charles Barsotti

You Have A Pretty Good Case, Mr. Pitkin. How Much Justice #1 Drawing

J. B. Handelsman

In The Interest Of Streamlining The Judicial Process, We'll Drawing

J. B. Handelsman

Apparently, You Have Very Little Respect For Our Judicial Drawing

J. B. Handelsman

Before We Send An Innocent Man To Prison Drawing

Ivan Ehlers

The Proof Was In The Pudding Drawing

Michael Maslin

When The Court Questions A Witness Drawing

Donald Reilly

New Yorker November 9th, 1963 Drawing

Mischa Richter

Don't Worry About It. One Day You're Feeling Drawing

William Von Riegen