Jury Cartoons

by Theresa (T-) McCracken

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Jury Cartoon 5494: Foreman of jury saying, "Your Honor, we've finally agreed on a verdict." One of the jurors is bound and gagged.

Law Cartoon 5314: A lawyer, not seeing opposing council juggling, says to his partner, "Did you sense that the jury wasn't paying attention to my closing arguments?"

Jury Cartoon 4657: People in a courtroom crawl over one another. "Those with center seats in the jury box are always the last to arrive."

Jury Cartoon 5492: A lawyer saying to another, "I became a lawyer to get out of jury duty."

Lawyer Cartoon 5299: Man with fake halo on head says to his lawyer, "But you told me to try and look innocent."

Jury Cartoon 4589: Jurors wearing Mickey Mouse ears all say, "We find the defendant G-U-I-L-T-Y."

Jury Cartoon 5618: A jury foreman saying, "The stupidity of the defendant's actions was directly proportional to the number of people watching him."

Jury Cartoon 2354: A juror says, "We may have been a hung jury for three weeks, but I did get a chance to sell 11 magazine subscriptions for my kid's school field trip fund."

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Law Cartoon 8339: Everyone in a courtroom is tangled up in red tape. "The red tape on this case was monumental."

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Jury Cartoon 2640: A juror saying, "The jury and our computers find the defendant guilty."

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