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BCS - University of American Samoa Law School

"Allegedly" is a witty and tongue-in-cheek design that playfully references the legal term used to denote unproven allegations, implying that the wearer is either skeptical of the truth of the matter or simply wants to avoid legal liability. This design is perfect for anyone who has a healthy dose of skepticism or enjoys making light of legal language and is a clever and irreverent way to embrace one's sense of humor and skepticism.

A prosecutor has a duty, first and foremost, to do justice.

Perfect appreciation gift for criminal justice student !

Being a lawyer is something to be proud of, right?

Public Defender Pride

Perfect appreciation gift for criminal justice student !

James Morgan "Jimmy" McGill was a lawyer who would become better known by his alias, Saul Goodman, and is the main character of the Breaking Bad prequel, Better Call Saul.

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Cute Lawyer Cartoon with flat character design style.

Public defender pride

We fight tirelessly for our clients

BCS - University of American Samoa Law School

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

Criminal Justice Degree Loading Design

I Love The Fourth Amendment gifts, coffee cup, shirts for law nerds

This clever design combines legal pride and humor: "I Don't Need A Good Lawyer, I Raised One!"

This t-shirt design is a statement on the issue of justice and accountability. The phrase "Justice for all... who pay for it" suggests that access to justice is often limited to those who have the means to pay for it, highlighting issues of inequality and privilege within the justice system.

This t-shirt design is a statement on the issue of justice and accountability. The phrase "Justice for all... who pay for it" suggests that access to justice is often limited to those who have the means to pay for it, highlighting issues of inequality and privilege within the justice system.

"Allegedly" is a witty and tongue-in-cheek design that playfully references the legal term used to denote unproven allegations, implying that the wearer is either skeptical of the truth of the matter or simply wants to avoid legal liability. This design is perfect for anyone who has a healthy dose of skepticism or enjoys making light of legal language and is a clever and irreverent way to embrace one's sense of humor and skepticism.

Time for Justice to take it's course

cute judge character

ROBBERY ART PRINTS

Black Strong Proud Lawyer Black History Month Design To Show Your Pride, Support And Commitment To Social Injustice.

Justice design using wordmark style. Modern, clean, and attractive writing.

“If the JURY feels that the law under which the defendent is accused is unjust... for any reason which appeals to their logic or passion, the JURY has the power to acquit, and the courts must abide by that decision” -UNITED STATES v MOYLAN 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, 417 F.2d. 1002 (1969)

Litigation

The Not Guilty t-shirt is a bold and powerful statement piece. Featuring the words "Not Guilty" emblazoned across the chest, it conveys a message of strength, resilience, and self-confidence. This t-shirt is perfect for anyone who wants to stand up for themselves and assert their innocence in the face of adversity. Whether you wear it to make a statement or simply as a stylish addition to your wardrobe, the Not Guilty t-shirt is sure to turn heads and inspire those around you. This design is also available on shirts, pillows, curtains, notebooks, throw blankets, and many more different products and colors.