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Courtroom sketches from infamous trials get a new exhibit. Here’s nine of them.

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By Jim Sweeney Verified
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Drawing of a Naval court inquiry about the capture of the USS Pueblo, 1969. By Arnold Mesches. All prints courtesy of Library of Congress. Videos and photos are ubiquitous, but there’s one place in America where cameras are rarely seen: courtrooms. Federal courts are off limits, and state and local court policies vary, so media outlets historically have hired artists to illustrate major trials.
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