A poster questioning whether the court system really stands for “justice for all” or “injustice after all.” The engraving on the “Subprime Court” building in this image features the latter phrase. Police barricades block the steps, while signs referring to various supreme court rulings lean nearby. A locked ballot box and an electric chair replace statues on either side.
Contempt of court – it just makes sense.
| Poster Dimensions | 11×17" |
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| Print Type | Digital (Union Printed at RLM World Headquarters) |
| Year Created | 2013 |
| SKU | p948 |
| Categories | Posters, Democracy |
| Tags | abortion, civil disobedience, crime, death penalty, elections, housing, injustice, judges, judiciary, justice system, reproductive rights, scotus, supreme court, united states, voting rights |
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