Law Metal Prints

You Can't Plead Cute

A Man Is Seen Wearing A Cape Next To A Wind

You Seem To Know Something About Law. I Like

What Burns Me Up Is That The Answer Is Right Here

And Don't Go Whining To Some Higher Court

I ask you

A Diagram Showing A Tangled Maze

It's Either This Or A Country Run By Lawyers

The Jury Will Disregard The Witness's Last

Do You Ever Have One Of Those Days When

Four Lawyers Speak At A Conference Table

Those Responsible For Putting My Client In Charge

Give A Man A Fish

Paper Or Plastic?

This, Ladies And Gentlemen, Is Exhibit

New Yorker December 16th, 1974

L.a. Law

What About Torts?

Curious George Is Escorted Out Of A Police

Put In More References To International Law

What Do You Do? I'm A Lawyer. The Law. I

Listen To Me As Your Friend And Lover

Read Me The Part Again

This Judge Is Known As Tough But Fair

Chopin Funeral March is a bad sign

New Yorker January 10th, 1994

Before We Begin Today

Opting For Chinese Food For Lunch

We've Got A Class-action Suit If Ever I Saw One

Look, I'm Not Blaming You. I'm Just Suing You

A Young Kid Speaks To His Friends As His Parents

A Space Crew Stands Looking Through A Window

Your Honor, We Find The Defendant Not Guilty

Your Honor, Prior To Sentencing, If It Please

New Yorker June 16th, 1997

I've Just About Resigned Myself To Your Getting

New Yorker July 2nd, 1932

Rehearsal's Off

I've Decided To Go To Law School

Change of Venue

New Yorker May 15th, 1954

New Yorker May 21st, 2007

The Jury Will Disregard The Witness's Last

'ignorance Of The Law Is No Excuse.' Golly!

Why Can't You Be Distracted By Cell-phone Use

Helen, I Have Decided To Seek A Change Of Venue

You Look Great For Someone Who's Just Come

Circumstantial. You Haven't Proved Linkage

New Yorker January 27th, 1986

I Hope You're Not Going To Make A Big Issue

Barry Leffler Stunt Lawyer

Back To The Stone Age

Apparently, You Have Very Little Respect

Parlimentary Procedure To A Knife Fight

Passover and Earth Day and Monday

A Policeman Speaks To A Woman Whose Car Is Stuck

New Yorker June 21 1952

New Yorker September 28th, 1935

The National Capital Commitee Hearing - Open

I Hope You Are Aware

It Really Wasn't My Fault

Does This Jumpsuit Make Me Look Naked

I Don't Listen To The Evidence. I Like To Make

I'm Certain I'd Remember If I'd Done It

I Need Legal Advice - Fast

New Yorker December 31st, 1932

Get Witnesses

I Lost My Whistle

New Yorker November 26th, 1949

New Yorker October 10th, 1942

Your Father On His Own Level