Tom Girardi with beating victim Bryan Stow by Bill Robles.

An exhibit in Washington called "Drawing Justice" examines the work of courtroom artists.

"The nearly 100-work exhibit will feature historic sketches such as Howard Brodie’s drawing of Jack Ruby at his sentencing for killing Lee Harvey Oswald; Marilyn Church’s trial drawing of Martha Stewart; Pat Lopez’s capturing of a nervous Ken Lay looking at evidence during the Enron trial; Bill Robles’s drawing of the haunting, dead-eyed Charles Manson on the witness stand; and Joseph Papin’s image of “Son of Sam” murderer David Berkowitz in mental anguish." Read the rest at The Washington Post. 

The exhibition will be at the Library of Congress in Washington through October 28.
Article about the show in Columbia Journalism Review
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