Courtroom Collection (page 16)

CHILD LABOR RULING, 1922. Cartoon from The Labor Herald, July 1922, attacking the U.S. Supreme Court for ruling the 1919 child Labor Tax Law unconstutional

JUVENILE COURT, c1902. Juvenile court with judge and lawyers. Photograph, c1902

JUVENILE COURT, 1910. An eight year old boy charged with stealing a bicycle, at a juvenile court in Saint Louis, Missouri. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1910

COURT OF A BARON, 1552. Swiss woodcut, 1552

LONDON: COURTROOM, 1821. Tom and Jerry in Trouble after a Spree. English dandies, Tom and Jerry, before a judge. Etching by George Cruikshank for Pierce Egans Life in London, 1821

SUPREME COURT, c1894. The interior of the U. S. Supreme Court Room in the Capitol, Washington, D
SUPREME COURT, c1894. The interior of the U.S. Supreme Court Room in the Capitol, Washington, D.C. Photograph, c1894

CRUIKSHANK: TEMPERANCE. From the Bar to the Gin Shop to the Bar of the Old Bailey It Is But One Step. Etching, 1848, by George Cruikshank from his series, The Drunkards Children, Plate V

TRIAL OF TWO WITCHES. Salem, Massachusetts, 1692. Illustration by Howard Pyle

SALEM WITCH TRIAL, 1692. A witch trial at Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692. Lithograph, American, 1892

Jury Nobbling
A humorous cartoon showing a courtroom scene, in which a defendant threatens the members of a jury, circa 1800. The caption reads: Gentlemen of the jury

New juvenile court building in Bromley, London. An interior view. 1937

North America, USA, Texas, Langtry, Interior, Jersey Lily building, Billiard Hall, Saloon and Courtroom of Judge Roy Bean, the Law West of the Pecos.. PLEASE CALL FOR SUPER-HI-RES FILES

The pupils at Erith County School perform a mock trial. 1938

John Nevil Maskelyne. English magician. Maskelyne testifying for the prosecution at Bow Street police court, London
JOHN MASKELYNE (1839-1917). John Nevil Maskelyne. English magician. Maskelyne testifying for the prosecution at Bow Street police court, London, England

View and plan of the old City Hall of New York, c1700, located on Wall Street and containing courtrooms, a firehouse
NEW YORK: CITY HALL, 1700. View and plan of the old City Hall of New York, c1700, located on Wall Street and containing courtrooms, a firehouse, and a debtors prison. Wood engraving, 19th century

Mafia trial USA Louis Lepke Buchalter, facing front, seated with Emanuel
Mafia trial USA.. Louis " Lepke" Buchalter, facing front, seated with Emanuel " Mendy" Weiss and Phillip " Little Farvel" Cohen who shield their faces, and Louis Capone

Courtroom at Royal Palace of Palermo (Palazzo Reale) (Palace of the Normans), Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Woman taking oath in court

Chartists treason trial, 19th century C015 / 6079
Chartists treason trial. 19th-century artwork of a courthouse with Chartists (far right) being tried for treason by judges (left), barristers (foreground), and a jury (background)

Arctic exploration debate, 1882 satire C016 / 2537
Arctic exploration debate. 19th-century satirical artwork titled Sport or Science?, showing a debate over polar explorers shown dying on ice floes. At upper left are James G

(1794-1877). American financier. The Cornelius Vanderbilt will contest: Dr
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT (1794-1877). American financier. The Cornelius Vanderbilt will contest: Dr. Jared Linsly testifying in Surrogates Court, New York City, 14 November 1877

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"Inside the Halls of Justice: A Glimpse into the World of Courtrooms" Step back in time to 1878 as William Frederick Yeames captures a poignant moment with his painting "And when did you last see your father?" The emotions run high within these walls, where justice is sought and lives are changed forever. In "The Barrister, " depicted on canvas, we witness the tireless efforts of legal professionals who navigate the intricate web of laws and regulations. Their expertise shines through as they defend their clients' rights in both the Court of Exchequer and Court of Common Pleas. Venturing further down this captivating journey, we stumble upon John Tenniel's artwork titled "The King and Queen of Hearts in Court. " This whimsical piece transports us to a different realm altogether, reminding us that even within courtrooms, imagination can flourish. Breaking barriers and challenging norms, we encounter an inspiring image portraying "The first woman lawyer in France. " With her vibrant presence captured through color lithography, she symbolizes progress towards gender equality within the legal profession. H. M. Bateman's illustration titled "Jurisprudence" brings humor to our exploration. Through clever wit and satire, it reminds us that amidst serious matters at hand, laughter can still find its place within these solemn halls. Traveling beyond borders to the Ottoman Empire's Topkapi Palace counsel room takes us on an exotic journey. Here lies evidence that courts have existed since ancient times across diverse cultures – a testament to humanity's quest for justice throughout history. Closer to home but no less fascinating is London's Central Criminal Court – The Old Bailey. In H. Melville’s engraving capturing its grandeur or black-and-white photography from yesteryears; it stands as a symbol of impartiality where truth triumphs over deceit. Amidst turbulent times during WW1, Sir Samuel Evans presides over Prize Courts in London.