Jane Rosenberg, outside of a New York City courthouse, which serves as a studio for the artist who illustrates legal proceedings. AP They’re all framed. Jane Rosenberg captures the world’s most ...

There’s something soothing about watching the stresses of a courtroom drama unfold — likely the same compulsion that leads to so many of us watching and rewatching “Law & Order.” As we go about our ...

For the first time in its history, The New Yorker featured a courtroom sketch on its cover. The image, which appears on its April 17, 2023, issue, gives viewers a glimpse of a historic court ...

In the same way that no law prohibits a reporter from taking notes, no law blocks an artist from sketching court proceedings, leaving quick illustrations to stand as the sole visual documentation of ...