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 ...

The world of religious attire is changing, and one of the most exciting trends in recent years is the growing popularity of women clergy robes. As female clergy members step into leadership roles ...

Because the purpose of such a portrait is to display the judge’s image as one would a photograph of a spouse or child in military or other official uniform, the judge may wear judicial robes in ...

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.

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 ...