For the most part, we have all chosen to wear a very similar style of black judicial robe. Of course, there have been a few exceptions, intentional or otherwise. In the marshal’s office records ...

Assuming permission is granted under 22 NYCRR 29.1(a), a judge may hire a professional photographer at the judge’s own ...

relevance and utility of relics such as robes, wigs, hats, medals and even gloves in the new dispensation. These relics had featured in Kenya’s judicial attire at one point or another.

Also, lawyers appearing before the British Supreme Court and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council no longer wear robes since November 2011. And in American, lawyers only wear suits to court ...

The objects include her famous “dissent” and “majority” collars, which she famously liked to wear to telegraph her votes on cases; her judicial robe; a bobblehead and Legos of her likeness ...