Writing

guilty until proven innocent

A Story by cookie117

this is a true story. two years i ago during my senior year of high school this happened to me. and i still struggle to show people im innocent th..

The Man with Wooden Bones

A Story by MosesAtMidnight

Ben Thamian hated being caged, he hated the eyes now falling upon him.

Bechara Tarabay

A Story by William Owens

Professional lawyer services can help you in the worst time of need. They have many different services to provide you with comfort and compensation. Y..

An Ode To Chivalry

A Poem by Michael Iam Bone

This is an ode to the age of chivalry.

You don't know a woman until you've met her in cou..

A Story by Madad ke Haath

Flip-side - An unheard story of a man

The Trail For Individualism

A Story by Dialect Debonair

100-word fiction

Nonetheless

A Poem by JasonDay1975

When the enemy charges the gate, and inside the keep, the daggers of the court secretly slide from their scabbards. I do not shift my gaze, I do not t..

A Poem With No Title

A Poem by Nomkhumbulwa

Another random middle of the night poem born out of stress and desperation.

it defines me

A Story by Samantha

I wake up gasping for air feeling like I was getting drowned, my vision all blurry and feeling like I'm going to faint, struggling to get up from my b..

Who actually wins?

A Poem by Onlyme

The battling blood families to see their grandkidgoing to court, spending money on outrageous legal fees.Dirty laundries air in a courtroom.All becaus..

The Intersection

A Story by Jason Scott

A man late for a court appointment contemplates the futility of attending. And his seemingly pointless life.

Hundreds of eyes.

A Story by Semaj

Please critic

Court Hearing and Settling of Criminal Cases

A Story by Candle Walsh

Attended a case proceeding at Sydney Court of Criminal Appeal on April 15, 2016. During the session, two criminal cases were heard and settled.

Judgement

A Poem by Apollos

Court is in session.

Dear Mr Policeman

A Poem by The Elusive Mr Dunne

Dear Mr Policeman"Dear Mr Policeman"Dear Mr Policeman, I need to ask you for permission/To pen a couple bars, and not have to go craft back in prisonI..