In Collection: Courtroom sketches (View all 74)

Liverone A. Kip reads deposition from Flickenger

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

Overhead view of courtroom (1988)

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

Overhead view of courtroom at New York State Supreme Court, Brooklyn

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

The all-white jury at the bribery trial of Albert Louis Lipscomb, African American Dallas City Council member, Amarillo, Texas, where he was found guilty (2000)

Brigitte Woosley (American, 20th Century)

Trial of Blume Loe who was charged with defrauding the government. (1998)

Brigitte Woosley (American, 20th Century)

Richard and Evelyn McLaren during their trial related to the Republic of Texas separatist group (1998)

Brigitte Woosley (American, 20th Century)

Defense lawyers Walter Bonner, John E. Sprizzo, and Peter E. Fleming, Jr., standing behind the defense table while U.S. Assistand District Attorney John Wing stands in front, arguing motions (1974)

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

Judge Stephen Crane charges the jury (1985)

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

Captain Lloyd M. Bucher, emaciated after eleven months of imprisonment in North Korea, testifying at the court of naval inquiry into the capture of his ship, the USS Pueblo. (1969)

Arnold Mesches (American, 1923 – 2016)

Defendant Oprah Winfrey testifying during a civil case brought against her by the Texas Beef Industry (1998)

Brigitte Woosley (American, 20th Century)

Verdict – all ‘guilty’ except Ronald Betso, 11;00 am, August 4, 1988 (1988)

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

Qubilah Bahiyah Shabazz in court for plea deal in plot to assasinate Louis Farrakhan, Minneapolis, Minnesota (1995)

Brigitte Woosley (American, 20th Century)

Former representative Tom DeLay during his corruption trial for illegal campaign finance activities (2010)

Brigitte Woosley (American, 20th Century)

“Son of Sam” serial killer David Berkowitz, handcuffed and screaming, as guards remove him from the courtroom where he appeared on May 22, 1978, for sentencing (1978)

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)

Prosecutor George Bolen reading to the jury a letter Jean Harris sent to Dr. Herman Tarnower (1981)

Joseph Papin (American, 1931 – 1992)